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@zsharpminor on ezenc - tui encoder / decoder :3 · about 2 months ago

ezenc is a fully functional encoder and decoder that works entirely in your command line and runs on pipx (you don't even need to install anything!) it supports 30 ciphers and encryption methods, including everything ranging from simple base64 over the caesar cipher to the most obscure encryption methods you've never heard of, fun ones such as the Bacon Cipher, and, of course, SHA keys (just be mindful - it's not really possible to decrypt those later on!)

ezenc was made entirely in Python and is a part of the ez-series of terminal utilities I'm working on! In the past, I've made stuff like syt (youtube downloader), sfm (file manager, compressor, transcript fetcher, and paywall bypasser), sss (school site scraper for emails) and ezserial (access your MCU via serial WITHOUT figuring out which port it's connected to and trying to remember the screen command!) ezenc is the newest addition to this series, and I'd love if you gave it a try! :D

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@zsharpminor on ezenc - tui encoder / decoder :3 · about 2 months ago

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Packaged everything on PyPI and getting ready to ship! :D

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@zsharpminor on ezenc - tui encoder / decoder :3 · about 2 months ago

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The main menu of ezenc is now functional! You can encode and decode in the same command, and it now should fully support 30 encryption methods! :)

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@zsharpminor on ezenc - tui encoder / decoder :3 · about 2 months ago

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Finally, you can both encode AND decode with ezenc! Now all that’s left to do is to make a main menu for choosing which one, and, of course, making it so that you can encode ANYthing, not just Base64 :3

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@zsharpminor on ezenc - tui encoder / decoder :3 · about 2 months ago

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Added some advanced regex-based cipher detection that attempts to intelligently detect which cipher you’re talking in (this is basically just copy and pasting the encryption code but refactoring it into an actual helper function lmao)

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@zsharpminor on ezenc - tui encoder / decoder :3 · about 2 months ago

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It works! ezenc can now automatically decode any of ~26 languages and hashes that you paste in!

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@zsharpminor on ezenc - tui encoder / decoder :3 · about 2 months ago

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You can now encode and decode B58 with ezenc! Slowly but surely, progress is being made! :)

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@zsharpminor on ezenc - tui encoder / decoder :3 · about 2 months ago

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I’m working on a TUI encoder/decoder for any and all encoding methods! So far, I’ve set up a basic logo and English checker that’s meant to check if your output is plausible (has a high English score) or inplausible (has a low English score, meaning it’s gibberish.)