# openssl-python
This tool is a command line interface to OpenSSL, written with Python3. It permits encrypting/decrypting files, as well as generating RSA keys, encrypting private RSA keys, signing files using an RSA key, and also verifying signatures using RSA.
## Dependencies
Before running this tool, the following dependency must be installed, as well as being on the path:
openssl
Usually, this dependency exists by default in most of the supported platforms(see below). In case it doesn’t, try consulting the official [OpenSSL documentation](https://www.openssl.org/docs/); or consult your operating system’ documentation on how to install new software.
## Usage
To launch openssl-python tool, just download the source code, and run the following command: ` python3 main.py ` Or alternatively, if python is in the path, run the following commands: ` chmod +x main.py ./main.py `
## Platform support
This tool was initially developed and tested on Linux systems, so it does also support Unix-like systems: BSDs, Mac OS… Windows support though is not guaranteed.
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