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pip install xzrr -U
1- DarkCodz
from xzrr import Darkcodz
requests = input("- Type your requests : ")
response = DarkCodz(requests)
print(response)
2- WormGpt
from xzrr import WormGpt
requests = input("- Type your requests : ")
response = WormGpt(requests)
print(response)
3- ChatGpt
from xzrr import ChatGpt
requests = input("- Type your requests : ")
response = ChatGpt(requests)
print(response)
4- Whois
- This Function for { Get information from web }, you can use it for ( Get Whois { Information } )
from xzrr import Whois
requests = input("- Type url : ")
response = Whois(requests)
print(response)
5- IP
- This Function for { Get IP { Information } }, you can use it for ( Get IP { Information } )
from xzrr import IP
requests = input("- Type your url : ")
response = IP(requests)
print(response)
6- Programmer_Languages
- This Function for { Get Programming_Languages from web } .
from xzrr import ProG_lan
requests = input("- Type your url : ")
response = ProG_lan(requests)
print(response)
7- MD5
- This Function for { Get MD5_Hash }, you can use it for ( Make MD5_hash )
from xzrr import MD5
requests = input("- Type your text : ")
response = MD5(requests)
print(response)
8- SHA1
- This Function for { Get SHA1_Hash }, you can use it for ( Make SHA1_hash )
from xzrr import SHA1
requests = input("- Type your text : ")
response = SHA1(requests)
print(response)
9- SHA256
- This Function for { Get SHA256_Hash }, you can use it for ( Make SHA256_hash )
from xzrr import SHA256
requests = input("- Type your text : ")
response = SHA256(requests)
print(response)
10- Base64_Encode
- This Function for { Get EnCode_Base64 }, you can use it for ( Make EnCode_Base64 )
from xzrr import Base64_Encode
requests = input("- Type your text : ")
response = Base64_Encode(requests)
print(response)
11- Base64_Decode
- This Function for { Get Decode_Base64 }, you can use it for ( Make Decode_Base64 )
from xzrr import Base64_Decode
requests = input("- Type your text : ")
response = Base64_Decode(requests)
print(response)
12- BlackBox
- This Function for { BlackBox-ai }, you can use it for ( BlackBox-ai )
from xzrr import BlackBox
requests = input("- Type your Request : ")
response = BlackBox(requests)
print(response)
13- Marshel
- This Function for { Marshel }, you can use it for ( Marshel ) , Encryption python files ( working in pydroid3 )
from xzrr import Marshel
requests = input("- Type your file Name : ")
response = Marshel(requests)
print(response)
14- portscan
- This function for { portscan }, you can use it for ( portscan )
from xzrr import portscan , service_port
requests = input("- Type your url : ")
openport = portscan(requests)
for open_port in openport:
service = service_port(open_port)
print(f"- Open Port {open_port} - {service}")
15- Masklink
- This function for { masklink }, you can use it for ( mask link )
from xzrr import Masklink
masked = Masklink("Original-Link","Mask-Link")
print(masked)
16- Gemini
- This function for { gemini }, Itis AI By **[Gemini](https://gemini.google.com/app)**.
- yoU can get the Gemini API_KEY From **[Here](https://aistudio.google.com/apikey)**.
from xzrr import Gemini
api_key = "Your api-key"
requests = input("- Type your requests : ")
response = Gemini(api_key,requests)
print(response)
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FAQs
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We found that xzrr 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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