CRYPTROOPER

A module that can endode and decode your text with your given key.

Features

• No additinal installation required.
• Can work on any system with python >= 3.x
• Can encode and decode text of any language.
• Can encode and decode emoticons and symbols also.

Installation

Install cryptrooper with pypi

  pip install cryptrooper

Documentation

Crypto is a class in the __init__.py file at the module cryptrooper.

Parameters:

• text
  • The text you want to encode or decode.
• key
  • The key to encode or decode the text with.

Functions:

• encode

  • The function that encodes your text with your key.
  • returns a DICT like the below one:

    {  
        "key": "Your Key",
        "encoded": "The encoded text",
        "decoded": "The decoded text",
        "result": "The encoded text",
        "error": None
    }

    • The error is None if no error, else it contains the class of raised error.

• decode

  • The function that decoded your encoded text with your key.
  • returns a DICT like the below one:

    {  
        "key": "Your Key",
        "encoded": "The encoded text",
        "decoded": "The decoded text",
        "result": "The decoded text",
        "error": None
    }

    • The error is None if no error, else it contains the class of raised error.

Example of encoding:

from cryptrooper import Crypto

# `Crypto` is a class.
text = "The text you want to encode."
key = "The key."


# passing the text and key to Crypto
ins = Crypto(text, key)


# getting the result which is of type `dict`
result = ins.encode()
print(result)


# this prints:
# {
#     'key': 'The key.',
#     'encoded': '168 208 202 64 223 202 241 200 \136 222 143 224 133 240 181 214 217 64 223 212 153 185 214 200 143 207 202 167',
#     'decoded': 'The text you want to encode.',
#     'result': '168 208 202 64 223 202 241 200 136 222 143 224 133 240 181 214 217 64 223 212 153 185 214 200 143 207 202 167',
#     'error': None
# }

Example of decoding:

from cryptrooper import Crypto


# `Crypto` is a class.
text = "183 212 212 149 214 215 232 149 204 223 143 215 207 225 212 163"
key = "cloud"


# passing the text and key to Crypto
ins = Crypto(text, key)


# getting the result which is of type `dict`
result = ins.decode()
print(result)


# this prints:
# {
#     'key': 'cloud',
#     'encode': '183 212 212 149 214 215 232 149 204 223 143 215 207 225 212 163',
#     'decode': 'The sky is blue.',
#     'result': 'The sky is blue.',
#     'error': None
# }

Authors

• @Parvat-web-dev
• @Rohithsreedharan

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! Contact @Parvat_R for Contributions.