pyauthorizer
A simple authorizer for python project.
In some cases, even for a scripting language like Python, it may be necessary to
generate and validate tokens for specific use cases. The pyauthorizer provides
a simple way to generate and validate licenses. Additionally, the built-in
plugins make it easy to customize encryptors and decryptors. There is also a
simple command-line tool available.
Install
Package-built has uploaded to pypi and just install with the command:
pip install pyauthorizer
Usage
To generate and validate a license, use the command:
pyauthorizer create -f simple -C password=1234567890 -O /tmp/license.json
pyauthorizer validate -f simple -C password=1234567890 -I /tmp/license.json
More command options can be listed by using pyauthorizer --help.
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