secry 1.1.7

AES-256-GCM token encryption — interoperable with Node.js secry

secry

AES-256-GCM token encryption for Python. Zero dependencies. Tokens are fully interoperable with the Node.js secry package.

pip install secry

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Usage

import secry

token = secry.encrypt("my secret", "mypassword")
text  = secry.decrypt(token, "mypassword")
ok    = secry.verify(token, "mypassword")
fp    = secry.fingerprint("hello", "secret")
pw    = secry.generate(32)
meta  = secry.inspect(token)

Compact mode

Use compact=True to get shorter tokens with the sec: prefix:

token = secry.encrypt("my secret", "mypassword", compact=True)
# → sec:v2:...  (shorter token)

# decrypt works the same way — prefix is detected automatically
text = secry.decrypt(token, "mypassword")

Expiry

token = secry.encrypt("temporary", "mypassword", expires="1h")
token = secry.encrypt("temporary", "mypassword", expires="30m")
token = secry.encrypt("temporary", "mypassword", expires="7d")

Token prefixes

secry:v1:   AES-256-GCM        (full)
secry:v2:   ChaCha20-Poly1305  (full)
secry:v3:   AES-256-CBC        (full)

sec:v1:     AES-256-GCM        (compact)
sec:v2:     ChaCha20-Poly1305  (compact)
sec:v3:     AES-256-CBC        (compact)

rwn64:v*:   legacy — still accepted by decrypt/verify/inspect

Inspect

meta = secry.inspect(token)
# {
#   "prefix": "secry:v2:",
#   "version": "v2",
#   "algo": "ChaCha20-Poly1305",
#   "compact": False,
#   "legacy": False,
#   "kdf": "scrypt (N=16384,r=8,p=1)",
#   "salt_hex": "...",
#   "nonce_hex": "...",
#   "payload_bytes": 64
# }

Security

• AES-256-GCM / ChaCha20-Poly1305 authenticated encryption
• scrypt key derivation (N=16384, r=8, p=1)
• Random salt + nonce per token
• Auth tag detects tampering before decryption
• Zero external dependencies

License

MIT