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bravado-bitjws 0.1.2.1
Library for accessing Swagger-enabled API's with bitjws authentication.
License: BSD

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Bravado-bitjws is an add on for
`Bravado <https://github.com/Yelp/bravado>`__ that allows
`bitjws <https://github.com/g-p-g/bitjws>`__ authentication.

Install
-------

By default it's expected that
`secp256k1 <https://github.com/bitcoin/secp256k1>`__ is available, so
install it before proceeding; make sure to run
``./configure --enable-module-recovery``. If you're using some other
library that provides the functionality necessary for this, check the
**Using a custom library** section of the bitjws README.

Bravado-bitjws can be installed by running:

``pip install bravado-bitjws``

Building secp256k1
''''''''''''''''''

In case you need to install the ``secp256k1`` C library, the following
sequence of commands is recommended. If you already have ``secp256k1``,
make sure it was compiled from the expected git commit or it might fail
to work due to API incompatibilities.

::

    git clone git://github.com/bitcoin/secp256k1.git libsecp256k1
    cd libsecp256k1
    git checkout d7eb1ae96dfe9d497a26b3e7ff8b6f58e61e400a
    ./autogen.sh
    ./configure --enable-module-recovery
    make
    sudo make install

Usage
-----

Bravado-bitjws is used just like Bravado. The primary difference users
need to be aware of is the management of bitjws keys.

Create a client with existing keys
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

.. code:: Python

    # Your bitjws private key in WIF
    privkey = "KweY4PozGhtkGPMvvD7vk7nLiN6211XZ2QGxLBMginAQW7MBbgp8"

    # the URL of the swagger spec
    url = "http://0.0.0.0:8002/static/swagger.json"

    # initialize your client
    client = BitJWSSwaggerClient.from_url(url, privkey=privkey)

If no key is provided to BitJWSSwaggerClient, one will be generated.
However the private key originated, it is important to store private key
somewhere secure.

Known Limitations
-----------------

Currently there is no management of server keys. This means that
Bravado-bitjws checks the signature of server responses, but trusts all
keys. It is up to the Bravado-bitjws user to match the server's key
against a trusted list.

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filexfer 0.9
An implementation of the 'filexfer' protocol used by sftp.
License: BSD
Keywords: sftp,ssh

filexfer
========

The ``sftp`` program uses a protocol called `filexfer`_ to
communicate with the remote system. This Python module
implements filexfer, which allows you to drive an sftp
session safely without worrying about your local shell and
so on.

.. _filexfer: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-secsh-filexfer-13