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python-identitykeys 0.2.1
Tools for using Factom identity keys
License: MIT
Keywords: factom,identity

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Python Identity Keys
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This package allows you to generate public-private key pairs and use them to sign and validate signatures.


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Requirements
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Python 3.4+

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Installation
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pip install
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You can install the package hosted on PyPi by using pip:

.. code-block:: shell

  pip install python-identitykeys

Then import the package:
::

  import identitykeys


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Usage Guide
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Generate Keys
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::

  private_key, public_key = identitykeys.generate_key_pair()
  print(private_key.to_string(), " - ", public_key.to_string())

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Sign Message
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::

  message = b'hello'
  signature = private_key.sign(message)
  print(signature.to_string())

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Validate Message
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::

  result = public_key.verify(signature, message)
  print(result.to_string())


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Harmony Connect Documentation
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This package is built to help you use the `Factom Signing Standard <https://docs.harmony.factom.com/docs/factom-signing-standard>`_ on the Factom blockchain. To learn how to easily write to the Factom Blockchain, please visit the Harmony Connect `documentation <https://docs.harmony.factom.com>`_.

You can create a free account at `Factom.com <https://account.factom.com>`_.
mobtimer 1.1.3
A simple timer for mob programming in your OS status bar.
License: MIT

# mobtimer

![https://pypi.python.org/pypi/mobtimer/](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/mobtimer.svg)

A simple timer for mob programming in your OS status bar.

![Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/andreif/mobtimer/master/screenshot.png)

Currently supported operating systems:
* macOS


### Install

```bash
# Install with systems Python 2.7 interpreter
$ sudo /usr/bin/python -m pip install mobtimer

# or using pyenv
$ pyenv shell system
$ sudo pip install mobtimer
```

### Usage

```bash
# Start timer for 20 minute mobs  
$ nohup mobtimer &

# or for 25 minute mobs
$ nohup mobtimer 25 &
```

```
$ mobtimer -h
usage: mobtimer [-h] [minutes]

A simple timer for mob programming.

positional arguments:
  minutes     Duration of each mob in minutes. Default: 20

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
```