On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 10:51:28AM +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > There is a nice looking crypto library for python, https://cryptography.io/ > > "cryptography" is a Python library which exposes cryptographic recipes and > primitives, with the goal of it being a "cryptographic standard library". > It aims to address various problems seen with other Python cryptography > libraries, including lack of PyPy and Python 3 support, lack of maintenance. > use of poor implementations of algorithms, lack of high-level APIs, absence > of important algorithms, error prone APIs and bad defaults. > > I have started a port, it is needed for some updates and it would be good > to have anyway, but it needs some additional python ports - > > included here: > cryptography-vectors > iso8601 > > not yet: > idna > ipaddress > pretend > > If anyone has ports of these "not yet" ones lying around on disk, or has time > to look at writing a port for any of them it would be appreciated! >
Attached are py-idna, py-ipaddress and py-pretend. py-idna doesn't uninstall cleanly when using the python3 flavor; will look into it again later. -- yannis
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py-ipaddress.tar.gz
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py-pretend.tar.gz
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