pyobf2 1.0.0

An in-place obfuscator for python 3.11

PyObf 2

A "continuation" of sorts of the old, private pyobf.

Usage

The obfuscator has 2 modes of operation.

1. Standalone
   The obfuscator runs on its own, with it's own config system. This is the default. Run with python3.11 main.py in the src directory. A configuration file, config.toml, will be generated with the default values. Edit it, and run main.py again to run the obfuscator with the config.
2. API
   The obfuscator has an API, to allow you to integrate it into your own projects. For example, it can be used to obfuscate the output of a code generator automatically. An example of this API being used can be seen in api_example.py.
   If you end up using the API, please credit this repository.

API usage

As previously mentioned, the api_example.py file contains examples on how the api works. Some notes are required, though:

• When obfuscating multiple files that depend on each other, use do_obfuscation_batch_ast, instead of calling do_obfuscation_single_ast on all of them separately. This will allow the obfuscator to draw conclusions on which file depends on which other file, and allows it to understand the structure between them.
• do_obfuscation_batch_ast is a generator. It will progressively yield each step it does, to allow for progress bar rendering. It will do nothing when not iterated through.
• Some transformers (eg. packInPyz, compileFinalFiles) only act on the output files of the obfuscation process, and do nothing in the standard run. To invoke them, use do_post_run. This will require you to write the obfuscated AST into a file, though.

Feedback & bugs

The obfuscator is in no way perfect as of now, so feedback is encouraged. Please tell me how bad my code is in the issues tab.