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pyarmor-webui is a web-ui for pyarmor. It's a tool to obfuscate python scripts, bind obfuscated scripts to fixed machine or expire obfuscated scripts.
Install by pip
::
pip install pyarmor-webui
Start it in the default web browser::
pyarmor-webui
A light-weigh web server will run on default port 9096 to serve the request of web pages. If this port is used by others, start it with other port. For example::
pyarmor-webui -p 9088
Only run the web server, do not open web browser::
pyarmor-webui -n
For more options::
pyarmor-webui -h
If it's not installed by pip
, run pyarmor-webui
by this way::
python server.py
Before that make sure pyarmor
has been installed::
pip install pyarmor
snapshots <https://github.com/dashingsoft/pyarmor-webui/tree/master/snapshots>
_pyarmor <https://github.com/dashingsoft/pyarmor>
_pyarmor-vue <https://github.com/dashingsoft/pyarmor-vue>
_2.6
* Fix some pack options bugs
2.5
2.4
* Fix Windows issue: create new path failed
* Fix issue: if option `--port` is set, `pyarmor-webui` could not connect to `pyarmor`
2.3
Add one extra checkbox Clean output path
when starting to build
2.2
* Change dependent pyarmor version to ">=8.2.2" when installed by pip.
2.1
New feature:
Fix Pyarmor 8 issues:
2.0
* Support Pyarmor 8.0+
* Add option `-7` to use Pyarmor 7 commands
1.4.1
pyarmor~=7.6.0
because it doesn't work with Pyarmor 8.0+1.4.0
* Add new option `--mix-str`
1.3.3
1.3.2
* Add advanced mode 5
1.3.1
1.2.9
* Add new platforms: darwin.aarch64.3, android.armv7, android.x86_64, android.x86
1.2.8
1.2.7
* Fix bug (#3): mode `pack all to one file with outer license` failed.
1.2.6
1.2.5
* Fix issue: the relative path in extra pack options may not work
1.2.4
1.2.3
* Add new platform catalog `VM Protection` with 2 platforms:
- windows.x86_64.25
- windows.x86.25
* Rename platform `alpine.*` to `musl.*`
* Add new platforms:
- musl.mips32
- linux.mips64
- linux.mips64el
1.2.2
Advanced Mode
support 2 extra values:
pyarmor-regfile-1.zip
is in the
current path, need not select any file, just click register directly1.2.1
* Fix Windows issue: there is no drive list when selecting source path from `/`
1.2
~~~
* In mode tab, `Obfuscate Code Object` support 3 values:
- 0, no obfuscate functions in module
- 1, obfuscate each function by quick algorithm
- 2, obfuscate each function by complex algorithm
1.1
~~~
* In mode tab, `Advanced Mode` support 3 values:
- 0, disable advanced mode
- 1, enable advanced mode
- 2, enable super mode
1.0
~~~
* Add 2 plugins `on`, `assert_armored` in the plugin selection list
* Fix python 2.7 failed issue: `TypeError: super() takes at least 1 argument (0 given)`
* Add chinese language only for UI
0.9
~~~
* Fix python2.7 issue: No module named shelx
* Add new platform: `uclibc.armv7.0`
* In my projects page add a project action `Diagnose` to print debug information
in case something is wrong with building the project
* In project edit page add 2 buttons: `Build`, `Diagnose`
* In project edit page, the field of `Pack options` now is textarea
* Change default restrict mode to `1`
0.8
~~~
* Fix license option `Extra data` doesn't work issue
FAQs
A webui tool used to obfuscate and pack python scripts based on pyarmor
We found that pyarmor-webui 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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