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bytekit
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High-performance buffer transformation, encoding, and binary codec primitives for Python.
pip install bytekit
import bytekit
# XOR encoding
encoded = bytekit.xor(b'hello world', b'key')
decoded = bytekit.xor(encoded, b'key')
# Hex / Base64
hex_str = bytekit.to_hex(b'\xde\xad\xbe\xef')
raw = bytekit.from_hex('deadbeef')
b64 = bytekit.to_base64(b'binary data')
# PKCS7 padding
padded = bytekit.pad_pkcs7(b'short', block_size=16)
original = bytekit.unpad_pkcs7(padded)
# Hashing
digest = bytekit.sha256(b'message')
mac = bytekit.hmac_sha256(b'secret', b'data')
# Binary packing
packed = bytekit.write_uint32_le(0xDEADBEEF)
value = bytekit.read_uint32_le(packed)
# Utilities
chunks = bytekit.split(b'abcdefgh', 3)
rand = bytekit.random_bytes(32)
eq = bytekit.compare(a, b) # constant-time
xor(data, key) — XOR each byte with cycling keyto_hex(buf) / from_hex(str) — hex encode/decodeto_base64(buf) / from_base64(str) — base64to_base32(buf) / from_base32(str) — base32pad(buf, n, byte=0) — right-pad to length npad_pkcs7(buf, block_size=16) / unpad_pkcs7(buf)sha256(buf) / sha256_hex(buf) / md5(buf)hmac_sha256(key, data)crc32(buf)pack(fmt, *values) / unpack(fmt, buf)read_uint32_le/be(buf, offset) / write_uint32_le/be(value)read_uint16_le/be(buf, offset)concat(*parts) / split(buf, n) / chunks(buf, size)rotate_left(buf, k) / rotate_right(buf, k)reverse(buf) / repeat(buf, n)interleave(a, b) / deinterleave(buf, count)mask(data, mask_byte) / fill(size, byte)compare(a, b) — constant-time equalitybit_count(buf) — popcounthamming_distance(a, b)MIT
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High-performance buffer transformation, encoding, and binary codec primitives
We found that bytekit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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