oCrypt0r 1.0.2

A minimalistic, simple AES encryption library written in python3.

oCrypt0r - A minimalistic, simple AES encryption library written in python3.

oCrypt0r allows you to encrypt and decrypt strings of text via AES. Your encrypted data/strings can only be decrypted using your own custom key and salt you set before encrypting said data. You can use this for a variety of things from creating passwords, to encrypting HWIDs and much more!. Making AES encryption a little bit easier!

Updates

What has been updated as of | 2/27/22:

• Added File encryption & Decryption!
• Fixed some typos in the readmes's code examples.
• Removed loading spinner animation when encrypting. (To make it faster and more practical in an automation sense.)
• Updated my example code all the way at the bottom of this readme.

Installation

[Directly from here/this repo.]
- pip install git+https://github.com/therealOri/oCrypt0r

or

[From Pypi.]
- pip install oCrypt0r

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Code Examples

Strings/Messages.

from oCrypt0r import oCrypt

#Encrypting Strings
string = input("Enter string: ")
salt = input("Enter salt: ")
encr = oCrypt().string_encrypt(string, salt)
print(encr)


#Decrypting Strings
string2 = input("Enter string: ")
salt2 = input("Enter salt: ")
ecr = oCrypt().string_decrypt(string2, salt2) #Will return "None" if any errors happen.
print(decr)

Files

from oCrypt0r import oCrypt


#Encrypting Files
file_path = '/home/ori/Desktop/uwu.txt' #Must be a path to a file you want to encrypt.
salt = input("Enter salt: ")
oCrypt().file_encrypt(file_path, salt)


#Decrypting Files
file_path2 = '/home/ori/Desktop/uwu.txt.oCrypted' # .oCrypted is what is used to let you know that the file is encrypted.
salt2 = input("Enter salt: ")
decr = oCrypt().file_decrypt(file_path2, salt2) #Will return "False" if any errors happen.

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My own sample file for this project: crypt_sample.py