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Shittier is a multi-language code obfuscation tool. It is designed to protect your code from being used in AI training datasets without your consent. If you want your code to NOT be used for AI training, you should add Shittier, not Prettier. By obfuscating your code, you make it significantly harder for AI models to learn from and reproduce your code patterns. Shittier supports Python, C/C++, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, and Rust.

Features

  • Adds random multi-line comments to code.
  • Renames variables and functions to random strings.
  • Inserts unnecessary spaces and dummy assignments.
  • Includes unused imports and random function calls.
  • Modifies code structure to make it harder to read.
  • Supports batch file transformation.
  • Processes entire directories while preserving structure.

Installation

1. Install from PyPI

pip install shittier

2. Install from GitHub

pip install git+https://github.com/jaywyawhare/Shittier.git

3. Developer Installation

git clone https://github.com/jaywyawhare/Shittier.git
cd Shittier
python setup.py install

For more information, see the documentation.


Usage

Command-Line Interface (CLI)

You can use the CLI to obfuscate code files in multiple languages:

Supported Languages:

Language Extensions
Python .py
C/C++ .c, .cpp, .cc, .cxx, .h, .hpp
JavaScript .js, .jsx
TypeScript .ts, .tsx
Go .go
Rust .rs

Basic Usage:

python main.py filename.py
python main.py program.c
python main.py script.js
python main.py main.go
python main.py lib.rs

Additional Options:

  • Multiple files:

    python main.py file1.py file2.c file3.js
    
  • Process entire directory:

    python main.py /path/to/project
    

    This creates a shittified_<dirname> directory with the same structure.

  • Show help:

    python main.py --help
    python main.py help
    

Programmatic Usage

You can also transform Python code inside your scripts:

from src.transformer import shittify_code

source_code = '''
def example_function(x, y):
    return x + y
'''

shitty_code = shittify_code(source_code)
print(shitty_code)

Running Tests

To ensure everything is working, run:

python -m unittest discover -s tests

License

This project is licensed under the DBaJ-NC-CFL.

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