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PyEncrypt

In this Project, we will convert a .py file to .pyd file using cython to encrypt our code or to increase the speed of our algorithm.
In this Project, we will convert a .py file to .pyd or .c file, where .pyd is kind of a .dll file for python which can be called in any python script but its not readable and .c file contains our algorithm in c programing language. The conversion of file is done by cython package which is designed to give C-like performance with code that is written mostly in Python with optional additional C-inspired syntax. Cython is a compiled language that is typically used to generate CPython extension modules.

About project

Encrypt

.pyd file is kind of .dll file which is vary hard to read. So we are going to convert our python script to .pyd to secure our code while sharing.

Increase the speed

Cython is a superset of the Python language, which allows you to add typing information and class attributes that can then be translated to C code and to C-Extensions for Python.
I find myself frequently defending Python by explaining that, while pure Python is indeed quite slow, Python in practice is not. Libraries like Numpy, Pandas, and Scikit-learn all are C Optimized. When you use them, you're actually making use of C/C++ power, you're just able to use Python syntax. In fact, Numpy, Pandas, and Scikit-learn all make use of Cython! Chances are, the Python+C-optimized code in these popular libraries and/or using Cython is going to be far faster than the C code you might write yourself, and that's if you manage to write it without any bugs.
just by following this simple rules we can increase the speed of our code by 10 to 100 time faster.

cdef declarations:

cdef int x,y,z
cdef char *s
cdef float x = 5.2 (single precision)
cdef double x = 40.5 (double precision)
cdef list languages
cdef dict abc_dict
cdef object thing

def, cdef, and cpdef

  • def - regular python function, calls from Python only.
  • cdef - cython only functions, can't access these from python-only code, must access within Cython, since there will be no C translation to Python for these.
  • cpdef - C and Python. Will create a C function and a wrapper for Python. Why not always use cpdef? In some cases, you might have C only pointer, like a C array.

for more info refer to this

Dependency

Cython: pip install cython

How to Use

Open terminal in the Pran_Pyencrypt Directory and run following commands:

$ python Pyencrypter.py -f "YOUR FIlE PATH"

It will create a .pyd file which has all you python code and can be imported in any python file just by using

import YOUR_FILE_NAME

Reading .pyd file is difficult but not impossible so if you want more security for your code try C++ programming and convert it in .dll or .exe file.
It will also create an .c file which contain the python algorithm in c programing language.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Authors

For any suggestion or issue with the project contact the author.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

  • Cython team

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