Re: pypackfile, a python packfile object
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to point 1 and 2 in the concerns.
the encryption I'm using is just an example, everyone is free to change it if their wish when they use it.
There is not a particular reason for me using zipfile. This is just an old project I had there and I decided to finish it by keeping zipfile.
in the read_file, I check for that piece of information, because if it's found the string will be decoded if it's a byte. I basically needed to recognise a string that was for example a text file. If it was a text file, when I added the file, I would add b'x01xp' so that when it was read, it would be parsed accordingly
True, the zipfile it's self is not encrypted, I'll be working on that.
Cryptodome does compile on 3.x
I like the password verification idea.
Thanks for your suggestions.
P.S. I used cryptodome even for is speed. How fast is the other module you suggested?
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