Code-Encrypter is a fun and unique tool that allows you to encrypt your Python code into a form of EMOJIs. This can be a great way to obfuscate your code or just to have a bit of fun!
Clone the repository from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/Nishant2009/Code-Encrypter.git
Navigate to the directory and install the required packages:
cd Code-Encrypter
pip install -r requirements.txt
You can run Code-Encrypter in two ways:
- Using the Executable: You can also directly run the application using the provided executable file:
dist\Code Encryptor.exe
- Using Python: Run the
main.py
file and follow the instructions:
python main.py
- Launch the Application: Start the application to view the main interface.
- Select a File: Click on the 'Choose File' button to select the desired Python file (.py) that you wish to encrypt.
- View Original Code: Once a file is selected, you can click on the 'Original Code' button to view the code in its original form.
- Automatic Encryption: Upon file selection, the code is automatically encrypted. The encrypted code is functional and can be executed, but its content is unreadable.
- View Encrypted Code: To view the encrypted version of the code, click on the 'Emoji encrypted Code' or 'Var encrypted code' button to view the Encrypted code in required encryption type.
- Save Encrypted Code: If you wish to save the encrypted code to a file, click on the 'Save File' button and choose a destination on your computer.
- About Button: Click on the 'About' button to view information about the application and its developer.
To start the website application, navigate to the Encrypter Website folder and run the flask app:
cd Encrypter Website
python app.py
- Encrypt your Python code into EMOJIs
- Easy to use with GUI interface
- Save your EMOJI code to a file
- Provides Offline Encryption for Enhanced Security
- Requires No Infrastructure or Network Access
- Straightforward for All Users
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
For any questions or issues, please open an issue on GitHub.