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aeskeyschedule 0.0.3
Tool to calculate the Rijndael key schedule given any AES-128 round key.

# AES key schedule tool
This tool can be used as either a python library or a command line tool

This project is available on pypi
```
pip3 install aeskeyschedule --user --upgrade
```

## Command Line Tool
```
usage: aeskeyschedule [-h] [-r AES_ROUND] round_key

Tool to calculate the Rijndael key schedule given any AES-128 round key.

positional arguments:
  round_key             the round key in hex notation from which the full key
                        will be derived.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -r AES_ROUND, --round AES_ROUND
                        The AES round of the provided key. Defaults to 0 (base
                        key).
```
### Example Usage
View the AES expanded key given the base key
```
$ aeskeyschedule 00000000000000000000000000000000
 0: 00000000000000000000000000000000
 1: 62636363626363636263636362636363
 2: 9b9898c9f9fbfbaa9b9898c9f9fbfbaa
 3: 90973450696ccffaf2f457330b0fac99
 4: ee06da7b876a1581759e42b27e91ee2b
 5: 7f2e2b88f8443e098dda7cbbf34b9290
 6: ec614b851425758c99ff09376ab49ba7
 7: 217517873550620bacaf6b3cc61bf09b
 8: 0ef903333ba9613897060a04511dfa9f
 9: b1d4d8e28a7db9da1d7bb3de4c664941
10: b4ef5bcb3e92e21123e951cf6f8f188e
```

Reverse the AES-128 key schedule using the last round key

```
$ aeskeyschedule --round 10 002a5e9033d14c1f03ed911164b9be02
 0: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
 1: 07060606adacacac07060606adacacac
 2: 94979793393b3b3f3e3d3d3993919195
 3: 1116bd4f282d86701610bb4985812adc
 4: 15f33bd83ddebda82bce06e1ae4f2c3d
 5: 81821c3cbc5ca1949792a77539dd8b48
 6: 60bf4e2edce3efba4b7148cf72acc387
 7: b191596e6d72b6d42603fe1b54af3d9c
 8: 48b6874e25c4319a03c7cf815768f21d
 9: 163f231533fb128f303cdd0e67542f13
10: 002a5e9033d14c1f03ed911164b9be02
```


## Python Library
The two main functions are `key_schedule` and `reverse_key_schedule`

Calculate the AES-128 base key given the last round key:
```python3
base_key = reverse_key_schedule(b'\xe2K\xbb"~\xe8\xb3\xe6u\x06_\xdb\x9b\xd6\x9bB', 10)
```

Calculate the last round key using an AES-128 base key:
```python3
base_key = b'\x91\xa3\xba\x04\xe3\xdb:\x10\xc7$R\x15|]\xca\x87'
expanded_key = key_schedule(base_key)
assert expanded_key[0] == base_key
last_round_key = expanded_key[10]
```
pytest_quickify 0.1.0
Run test suites with pytest-quickify.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# pytest-quickify
A PyTest Plugin for Reordering Test Suites 

## Key Features 
pytest-quickify is a Pytest plugin that reorders test suites according to measures of test effectiveness including:

- A comparison of test coverage and test running time 
- Determined test complexity 
- History of passed and failed test cases 

## Contributing 
Are you interested in contributing to [pytest-quickify](https://github.com/testprogress/pytest-quickify)? Our development team uses the [GitHub Flow Model](https://guides.github.com/introduction/flow/) to guide our engineering of these tools and we invite you to also follow it as you make a contribution. Of course, if you have any problems with installing, testing, or using pytest-fleetflakefinder, then please raise an issue associated with this Git repository using the "Issues" link at the top of this site. The contributors to this project will do all that they can to resolve your issue and ensure that the entire tool works well in your Python development environment.