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jojonas
Actually good encryption. In Python.
The `__init__.py` seems rather devoid of stuff. Was hoping to use this to encrypt some stuff programmatically, without shelling to the official age... Or am I just missing something?
pyage doesn't allow output to a TTY because it may not be safe if it's binary, but with the `--ascii` switch added std should be fine.
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The scrypt work factor is encoded as a decimal integer string, which is parsed using `int()` here: https://github.com/jojonas/pyage/blob/d6b910db03b9f963efd40945a47df36a400b8f98/src/age/recipients/scrypt.py#L28 This is incorrect for two reasons. Firstly, it allows leading zeroes, which...
