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OpenPGP-Key-Analyzer 0.0.1
Check OpenPGP Key files for known cryptographic vulnerabilities
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.12
Keywords: security, cryptography, OpenPGP

# OpenPGP-Key-Analyzer
An Open Source Python CLI, which can parse keyfiles conforming to the OpenPGP standard and analyze them for vulnerability to known cryptographic weaknesses

## Supported Formats
The Analyzer supports OpenPGP Key Files in ASCII-armored or Binary Format.<br>
Both [RFC 4880](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4880.html) and [RFC 9580](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9580.html) are supported.
tracepy 0.2.1
Optical design software for python.
License: MIT
Keywords: optics, ray-tracing, optimization, geometrical optics, optical-design, optical-engineering

## <img alt="TracePy" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25272611/62305283-dc62a300-b43c-11e9-8436-d88c8555b110.png" height="60">

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Ray Tracing and Optical Design in Python

## Overview

TracePy is a sequential ray tracing package written in Python 3 for designing optical systems in the geometric optics regime. It features lens optimization from Scipy.

## Installation

To use TracePy you can either clone the repository and use the command "pip install ." in the download directory, or you can download TracePy directly through pypi with the command below.

```
pip install tracepy
```

## Examples

To get started using the software, you can look at the examples provided in the 'examples' folder. The UI for TracePy is most similar to BEAM4, and TracePy's ray tracing algorithm was recreated from Spencer and Murty's iconic paper, "General Ray-Tracing Procedure".