TAPCODE
Tapcode Cypher also known as Prisoner's tapcode. For a complete documentation look at ReadTheDocs
Install
You can install tapcode either via pip (PyPI) or from source.
To install using pip:
pip3 install tapcode
Or manually:
git clone https://github.com/remiflavien1/tapcode
cd tapcode
python3 setup.py install
CLI
Help Menu:
$ tapcode --help
usage: tapcode [-h] [-i INPUT] [-f [FILE]] [-o [OUTPUT]] [-I] [-d] [-e] [-C] [-G] [-v]
Encipher or Decipher a tapcode message.
optional arguments:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit
-i, --input INPUT Sentence to cypher or decipher
-f, --file [FILE] File to cypher or decipher
-o, --output [OUTPUT] Output file
-I, --stdin Standard input
-d, --decode Decode tapcode sentence.
-e, --encode Encode sentences to tapcode (Should be decimal values)
-C, --convert Convert tapcode to Decimal value.
-G, --generate Generate tapcode
-v, --version Tapcode version
Features
- Multiple input method
- Input text
- File input
- Standard input(Pipe)
- Built in output flag
- Generate and convert any tapcode
Examples
Encipher a clear message:
$ tapcode -es "I Love Tapcode"
24 31 34 51 15 44 11 35 13 34 14 15
Decipher a tapcode message:
$tapcode -ds "24 31 34 51 15 44 11 35 13 34 14 15"
ilovetapcode
For More Examples check ReadTheDocs
API
For a complete API documentation look at ReadTheDocs
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