djfernet
Maintained fork of github.com/orcasgit/django-fernet-fields used by yourlabs.io/oss/djwebdapp
Fernet symmetric encryption for Django model fields, using the cryptography library.
djfernet supports Django 4.0 and later on Python 3.
Only PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MySQL are tested, but any Django database backend with support for BinaryField should work.
Getting Help
Documentation for djfernet is available at https://djfernet.readthedocs.org/
This app is available on PyPI and can be installed with pip install djfernet.
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