strint 1.4.9.642019

python source code obfuscator. only obscures strings and integers

>> Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/zevtyardt/no-strint $ cd no-strint $ python2 setup.py install or pip install . $ strint -h

# via pip, 1.4.5 old version $ pip2 install strint

>> Issues

> https://github.com/zevtyardt/no-strint/issues

>> Basic usage

$ strint <str> or <int> $ strint –obf <filename> $ strint –help

>> Help

usage: strint [-h] [(–stdout|–exec)] (str|int) […]

[–infile <file> (–obf|–only-strint)] [–outfile <file>] [–with-space] or/and [–eval or (–debug|–verbose)]

simple str & int obfuscator (c) zvtyrdt.id

positional arguments:

STR | INT strings or integers

optional arguments:

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-v, --version

show program’s version number and exit

--infile FILE

specify the file name to process

--outfile FILE

save the results as a file

--with-space

generate output strings with spaces

--obf

same as –rand-if, –remove-blanks, –ignore-comments, –indent and –only-strint * default indentation is 1…

--only-strint

just obfuscate strings and integers

--encode

convert string to integer before obfuscate

--stdout

add print function to output (string only)

--exec

make the output an executable script

additional:

if the –only-string option is called

--rand-if

add a random if statement to the source code

--indent INDENT

Indentation to use

--remove-blanks

remove blank lines, instead of obfuscate

--ignore-comments

remove first block of comments as well

verbosity / simulation:

--eval

try running output (experimental)

--verbose

verbose (debug)

--debug

enable debug mode