A thin wrapper around GPG with friendlier command line options!
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<h2 align=”center”>A better way to use GPG</h2>
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pygpg is an easy to use wrapper around the GPG CLI. It simplifies some operations that really shouldn’t be as tedious as they are when using the GPG CLI. The aim is to offer a cohesive and intuitive set of commands that makes GPG key management and usage simple and easy!
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## Installation
### With Pip
Installing is simply done by running pip install pygpg.
### From Source
This is fairly simple as well. Just clone the project and run python setup.py install (note that you should specify the package version on the CLI, because the version is not in setup.py or setup.cfg. For an example, see the [publish workflow](.github/workflows/publish.yml). Specifically, the Build & Publish step of the publish job.)
## Usage
Using pygpg is super simple :
` pg {options} `
or
` pygpg {options} `
Both versions behave the same way, but pg is shorter and more convenient to type. Running either command yields the help menu, which should be detailed enough to use pygpg effectively!
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