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pysqlitecipher

Ligth weigth and easy to use sqlite wrapper with built in encryption system.

read the documentation here - https://www.blog.letscodeofficial.com/@harshnative/encrypting-sqlite-database-in-python-using-pysqlitecipher-module-easy-and-secure-encryption-in-python-sqlite/

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