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django-fakejira-testing11 0.1
Fakejira installable django app
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8

django-fakejira
===============

This is sample code used in the Real Python article [Writing an Installable Django App](???). The article describes how to take an app from an existing Django project and make it a stand-alone installable package avilable on PyPI.

Installable App
---------------

This app models a list of items on a receipt. Each item has a description and a cost. A receipt may reference multiple items.

This app can be installed and used in your django project by:

.. code-block:: bash

    $ pip install django-fakejira


Edit your `settings.py` file to include `'fakejira'` in the `INSTALLED_APPS`
listing.

.. code-block:: python

    INSTALLED_APPS = [
        ...

        'fakejira',
    ]


Edit your project `urls.py` file to import the URLs:


.. code-block:: python

    url_patterns = [
        ...

        path('fakejira/', include('fakejira.urls')),
    ]


Finally, add the models to your database:


.. code-block:: bash

    $ ./manage.py makemigrations fakejira
matrioska 0.0.1
Command line tool and Python library for data encryption
License: MIT

# matrioska

Command line tool and Python library for data symmetric encryption

# Features
- Generate a random (base64 encoded) 32 bytes passphrase (for AES256)
- Key provided via environment variable name (to avoid command line exposure)
- Encrypts from stdin or filename into stdout/filename
- Decrypts from stdin or filename into stdout/filename

The encryption is performed using [AES-256](Advanced_Encryption_Standard) in [EAX](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EAX_mode) mode via the [PyCryptodome](https://pycryptodome.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) library.

# Install
```sh
pip install matrioska
```

# Usage
```sh
# Generate a random encryption key and story in an environment variable
export KEY=$(matrioska --gen-key)

# Encrypt stdin
echo "This is a very secret sentence" | matrioska -k KEY > /tmp/secret

# Decrypt stdin
cat /tmp/secret | matrioska -k KEY -d

# Encrypt file omitting both source and destioname filenames from command line
matrioska -k KEY < /etc/passwd > /tmp/secret_file

# Decrypt file omitting both source and destioname filenames from command line
matrioska -k KEY -d < /tmp/secret_file > /tmp/secret
```