Run Application

There are several ways to run a secupy cyphered code. All secupy build is a module, so the main way to run it is:

$ secupy -m package # package is a directory containing __main__.spy or __main__.py

OR

$ secupy -m entrypoint # entrypoint is a module

Note

Secupy is able to execute this code:

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Run a simple script called entrypoint.spy

$ secupy -m entrypoint

OR

$ python -m secupy -m entrypoint

Run a code builded with user defined aes password and salt

First of all you need to set values in the environment variables:

export SECUPY_PASSPHRASE=mypassword
export SECUPY_SALT=mysalt

Now run the code:

$ secupy -m entrypoint

OR

$ python -m secupy -m entrypoint

Run application from remote origin

We have remote_hello.spy under remote_example directory. This is the clear content:

print(f"Downloaded {__name__} from remote origin")

def say_hello():
   print("Hello from www.secupy.com")

With this snippet you can execute code downloaded from a remote endpoint

import secupy

with secupy.SecupyRemoteUtil("https://www.secupy.com/documentation/_static/remote_example") as session:
     from remote_hello import say_hello

say_hello()

# Interactive Shell
$ python

Python 3.10.5 (v3.10.5:f377153967, Jun  6 2022, 12:36:10) [Clang 13.0.0 (clang-1300.0.29.30)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import secupy
>>> with secupy.SecupyRemoteUtil("https://www.secupy.com/documentation/_static/remote_example") as session:
...      from remote_hello import say_hello
...
Downloaded remote_hello from remote origin
>>> say_hello()
Hello from www.secupy.com

Note

SecupyRemoteUtil returns an instance of a Requests - Session object