rlxcrypt

seamlessly encrypt, distribute and load python modules

Usage

you have a .py file that you want to distribute such as

 |
 +- mymodule.py
 +- main.py

and in main.py you use it:

# main.py
import mymodule as m  
m.some_func()

to distribute module.py encrypted (in a shell):

> rlxcrypt encrypt mymodule.py
> mv mymodule.py some_private_folder

so you have

|
+- mymodule.pye
+- main.py

and then in main.py

# main.py
import rlxcrypt
import mymodule as m  
m.some_func()

Notes

rlxcrypt uses RSA encryption as part of the import hooks to detect encrypted files and decrypts them on the fly during the import process.
rlxcrypt is distributed only as a binary for your architecture, which contains all mechanics to encrypt and decrypt.
rlxcrypt sources are obfuscated in several custom steps (no public obfuscation library is used) and then compiled into binary code.
it is not 100% bullet proof, it just makes it very hard to crack as it would require to reverse engineer the binary file AND the obfuscation logic.

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