XOR-Crypt-Python
A simple XOR string encryption library based on the JavaScript library XOR-Crypt by RobLoach but in Python.
Installation
pip install xorCryptPy
You can also download the package manually from PyPI.
Usage
Works exactly like the JavaScript version. The same function encrypts and descripts a string using a given key.
from xorCryptPy import xorCrypt
encrypted = xorCrypt('Hello World')
# Outputs: Ncjji&Qitjb
decrypted = xorCrypt(encrypted)
# Outputs: Hello World
# Use your own XOR Key.
encrypted = xorCrypt('Hello World', 9)
decrypted = xorCrypt(encrypted, 9)
(The default key is the same as the one from the JavaScript version!)
License
Licensed under the MIT license
1 maintainer
Metadata
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