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Encry 1.3.1.1
A simple encryption module meant for running in the command line, and from python
License: MIT

Welcome To Encry!
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This is a simple, and fairly insecure Encryption module for python

Meant to be perfect for things like chat messages...


To use simply type this command once installed
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 ``$ Encry.py --help``

 Note:
  this command may change (see changelog)

You can use this as a normal command
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	``$ Encry.py -e test -d``
	
	this means encrypt(-e) the message(test) with the default key(-d)
	you can get a randomly generated key with -r

	to decrypt your previous message do:
		
	``$ Encry.py --entry 1 -d``

	this means look for entry(1) in output.txt and decrypt it(-d)

You can also use this as a python module
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simply type:

``>>>import Encry``
	
    that's it!

better documentation coming soon!

Changelog:
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- -1.1.1: Added a changelog

- -1.1.2: improved the documentation

- -1.1.2.1: Removed the annoying formating on the README file

- -1.1.3: Added some backdoor stuff to get ready for 1.2

- -1.2: Added Joshification

- -1.2.1: Fixed Joshification

- -1.3: Added functionality to the --settings command

- -1.3.1: Improved the documentation

- -1.3.1.1: Fixed the README file not displaying correctly

Patch Notes For Current Release:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

- The --settings command actually changes settings!
- For now there are 3 of the settings you can change(see below)
- Fixed a bunch of minor bugs
- You can now install user made settings files from anywhere! (``--settings -i``)
- Moved the ``-J`` command to ``--setup`` for sense-making purposes
- Using ``--settings`` by itself will now display a sample file for you to edit
- Added propper documentation
- Changed the documentation theme

Change settings in the command line!
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``$ Encry.py --settings (setting) (variable)``

For now there are 3 variables:

1. enigmafy - will change the encryption process (true or false)

2. debug - turns on/off debug mode (true/false)

3. out - the output file, you can insert a path here to put the file wherever you want!


Please, If you have any bug reports, and/or ideas, Please email me:
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shadow889566@gmail.com
django-core 1.4.1
A core set of tools for django applications.
License: MIT

[<img src="https://travis-ci.org/InfoAgeTech/django-core.png?branch=master">](http://travis-ci.org/InfoAgeTech/django-core)
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[<img src="https://badge.fury.io/py/django-core.png">](http://badge.fury.io/py/django-core)
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django-core
===========
django-core is a python tools module written for django.

Intallation
===========
Install via [pypi](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-core):

    pip install django-core

Documentation
=============
- [http://django-core.readthedocs.org](http://django-core.readthedocs.org)

View Mixins
-----------
Below are the view mixins within django-core.

### AuthorizationTokenRequiredViewMixin
The view mixin that requires an authorization token.

**Example Usage**

```
from django.views.generic.base import TemplateView
from django_core.auth.views import AuthorizationTokenRequiredViewMixin

class MyView(AuthorizationTokenRequiredViewMixin, TemplateView):
    template_name = 'path/to/template.html'
```



Settings
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1. ``CORE_BASE_HTML_EMAIL_TEMPLATE``: This is the default path to the html template to use for emails.  The template must call the ``{{ email_content }}`` variable as this is the placeholder for the actual email content. This defaults to ``django_core/mail/base_email.html``.

Tests
=====
From the ``tests`` directory where the manage.py file is, run:

    python manage.py test

Run tests and output test coverage (requires ``coverage`` lib: ``pip install coverage``):

    coverage run manage.py test && coverage report --rcfile=../.coveragerc
django-yacon 0.8.0
Django based Content Managment building framework
License: MIT
Keywords: django,CMS

Yacon is a django app for building websites based on a CMS.  Yacon provides methods for managing hierarchical, multi-lingual page content across multple sites.  Yacon ships with ckedit and uses AJAX calls to allow the user to do inline WYSIWYG editing of their web content.  Yacon does not provide any design or templating tools, and so is not a full CMS, but provides enough to support CMS features on any django site you are already building.