pybincompiler 1.0.0

Compiler for binary code to Python

🏗️ PyBinCompiler

PyBinCompiler is a binary-to-Python compiler that translates binary-encoded text into executable Python scripts. It allows users to run compiled code directly or save it as a Python file.

📌 Features

• ✅ Convert binary-encoded text into Python source code.
• ✅ Run compiled code instantly.
• ✅ Save compiled Python code as a .py file.
• ✅ Error handling for missing or invalid arguments.
• ✅ Supports custom file naming for output.

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🚀 Usage

Command Format

pybincompiler <run?> <make file?> <TargetFileName>.txt <FileName>.py

Arguments:

Argument	Type	Description
<run?>	bool	If True, executes the compiled code immediately. If False, the code is not executed.
<make file?>	bool	If True, saves the compiled code as a .py file. If False, no file is created.
<TargetFileName>.txt	str	The name of the text file containing binary code.
<FileName>.py	str (optional)	The name of the output Python file (if <make file?> is True). Defaults to "untitled.py" if not specified.

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🔹 Example Usage

✅ Explanation:

pybincompiler help

✅ Run compiled code but do not save:

pybincompiler True False my_binary.txt

✅ Save compiled code as a .py file but do not run:

pybincompiler False True my_binary.txt output.py

✅ Run compiled code and save it as a .py file:

pybincompiler True True my_binary.txt output.py

❌ Missing arguments (will cause an error):

pybincompiler True True

Error: "Missing file argument. Please provide a valid .txt file."

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⚠️ Exception Handling

PyBinCompiler includes built-in exception handling for various cases:

Exception	Condition
InvalidRunOptionError	<run?> must be True or False.
InvalidMakeFileOptionError	<make file?> must be True or False.
MissingFileError	No input .txt file provided.
PathNotFoundError	The specified file path does not exist.
InvalidKeywordError	The binary code contains an invalid sequence.
LengthValidationError	Binary code length is not a multiple of 7.

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🛠 Installation

To use PyBinCompiler, use pip to install:

pip install pybincompiler

Run the compiler with:

pybincompiler True True test.txt output.py

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🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! To contribute:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch (feature-branch).
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m "Added new feature").
4. Push to your fork (git push origin feature-branch).
5. Open a Pull Request!0

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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License