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rechip8 1.4.3
A CHIP-8 Emulator written in Python.
License: MIT
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.11

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re:Chip8 (Formerly: Lemon.pie) is a **[CHIP-8](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHIP-8)** Emulator written in Python using Pygame.
This project aims at implementing the classic variant of CHIP-8 Virtual Machine. Currently a Work in Progress.

## Demo

![CHIP-8 Logo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mooncell07/reChip8/master/docs/img/chip8-logo.png)

![PONG](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mooncell07/reChip8/master/docs/img/gameplay-pong.png)

![Animal Race](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mooncell07/reChip8/master/docs/img/gameplay-animal-race.png)

Usage and more info is available on [re:Chip8](https://mooncell07.github.io/reChip8/).
lesscode-encryption 0.0.3
lesscode_encryption是基于Rust语言开发的加密算法库
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7

# lesscode_encryption

lesscode_encryption是基于Rust语言开发的加密算法库

```python
# sm2
from lesscode_encryption import LessCodeEncryption

key = LessCodeEncryption.sm2_gen_keypair()
origin_str = "hello navysummer"
sm2_encrypt_str = LessCodeEncryption.sm2_encrypt(key.pk, origin_str)
sm2_decrypt_str = LessCodeEncryption.sm2_decrypt(key.sk, sm2_encrypt_str)
assert sm2_decrypt_str == origin_str

# sm3
sm3_str = LessCodeEncryption.sm3_hex(origin_str)

# sm4
key = "8A3F8665AAEE6F7A0CB8F40B971E3373"
iv = "88BA27B390F466ABE7C4327E1E60270B"
sm4_ecb_encrypt_str = LessCodeEncryption.sm4_encrypt("ecb", origin_str, key)
sm4_ecb_decrypt_str = LessCodeEncryption.sm4_decrypt("ecb", sm4_ecb_encrypt_str, key)
assert sm4_ecb_decrypt_str == origin_str
sm4_cbc_encrypt_str = LessCodeEncryption.sm4_encrypt("cbc", origin_str, key, iv)
sm4_cbc_decrypt_str = LessCodeEncryption.sm4_decrypt("cbc", sm4_cbc_encrypt_str, key, iv)
assert sm4_cbc_decrypt_str == origin_str
```
scylla-go-round 0.2.0
A CLI tool to generate Go types from ScyllaDB or Cassandra schemas
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.11
Keywords: scylla, cassandra, go, cli, schema

# Scylla-Go-Round

Welcome to Scylla-Go-Round! Spin up your ScyllaDB schemas into Go types with ease and style. This CLI tool is your handy companion in bridging the gap between schema design and Go implementation, ensuring your applications are running smoothly with the latest data structures.

## Features

- **Generate Go types** directly from your ScyllaDB or Cassandra schema.
- **Automatic connection** to your ScyllaDB instance.
- **Environment and CLI flexibility** for easy configuration.

## Getting Started

### Prerequisites

- Python 3.6+
- ScyllaDB or Cassandra setup

### Installation

Install `scylla-go-round` using pip:

```bash
pip install scylla-go-round
```

### Usage

Generate Go types by running:

```bash
scyllago --keyspace your_keyspace_name --host your_scylladb_host
```

### Configuration

You can configure `scylla-go-round` via environment variables or command line arguments:

- `SCYLLADB_DEV_HOST`: The host for your ScyllaDB instance.
- `SCYLLADB_DEV_ROLE`: Your ScyllaDB username.
- `SCYLLADB_DEV_PWD`: Your ScyllaDB password.

There is an example of what your `.env` file can look like in this current directory. You should rename that to be the `.env` file if you want it to be loaded in from this tool.

### Contributing

We love contributions! If you'd like to help improve Scylla-Go-Round, please follow these steps:

- Fork the repo on GitHub.
- Clone your fork locally.
- Create a new feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature).
- Make your changes.
- Push the branch to GitHub (git push origin my-new-feature).
- Submit a pull request.

### License

Scylla-Go-Round is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Happy Coding!
Thank you for using or contributing to Scylla-Go-Round. Have fun spinning your schemas into efficient Go types!