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PyEncrypter 0.2.3
A simple yet secure encryption package.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# PyEncrypter
PyEncrypter is a simple yet safe Python encryption/decryption library. In some time, the main release will be officialy published.

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## Installation
All you need to do is just type the following code in your terminal to install, or you could copy and paste it as well.
```bash
pip install PyEncrypter
```
If it doesn't work, you could try the following:
```bash
python.exe -m pip install --user PyEncrypter
```
## Commands
```python
#Importing the package
import PyEncrypter
#Initializing the object
variable = PyEncrypter.ObjInit()
#Encryption command
variable.encrypt(data)
#Decryption command
variable.decrypt(data)
```
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Note: It is strongly advisable to delete the object after usage of the command by the "del variable" command.
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## Examples for usage
```python
import PyEncrypter
var = input("Enter your message: ")
secret_code = PyEncrypter.ObjInit()
secret_code.encrypt(var)
print("Your secret code is", secret_code)
del secret_code

var2 = input("Enter secret code: ")
message = PyEncrypter.ObjInit()
message.decrypt(var2)
print("Your message is", message)
del message
```
bmrcli 1.1.4
Command-line tool for BMR HC64 heating controller
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: bmr hc64 heating home-automation

# bmrcli

Command-line utility for managing BMR HC64 heating controller configuration.

Features:

- save controller configuration into a YAML file
- load controller configuration from a YAML file

Product page: https://www.bmr.cz/produkty/regulace-topeni/rnet

## Install

```
pip install bmrcli
```

## Usage

To get the current config from the heating controller:

```
bmrcli http://username@password:192.168.1.32 dump > bmr-config.yaml
```

To load configuration into the heating controller:

```
bmrcli http://username@password:192.168.1.32 load < bmr-config.yaml
```

# License

MIT