GliderJan Varho

pylibscrypt v1.7.1

  • pylibscrypt
  • scrypt
  • crypto

Bugfix release 1.7.1

  • Prevent DepracationWarning from pylibsodium.py

Github link: pylibscrypt v1.7.1

pylibscrypt v1.7.0

  • pylibscrypt
  • scrypt
  • crypto

Feature release 1.7.0

  • Improved error messages
  • Added coveralls testing
  • Improved test coverage using docker
  • Deprecated fallbacks for old python and libsodium versions

Github link: pylibscrypt v1.7.0

pylibscrypt v1.6.1

  • pylibscrypt
  • scrypt
  • crypto

Bugfix release 1.6.1

  • Fix hashlib.scrypt calls with large values

Github link: pylibscrypt v1.6.1

pylibscrypt v1.6.0

  • pylibscrypt
  • scrypt
  • crypto

Feature release 1.6.0

  • Use hashlib.scrypt on Python 3.6 + OpenSSL 1.1
  • Travis CI integration
  • Improved test coverage
  • Code and build cleanups

Github link: pylibscrypt v1.6.0

Python hug with apache mod_wsgi

I found it surprisingly difficult to find a plain explanation of setting up hug and apache mod_wsgi. So here is how I did it.

Minimal hug API

Writing an API with hug is really easy. You can write a "hello world" in four lines of code:

import hug

@hug.get('/hello') def hello(name: str) -> str: return "Hello " + name

Running this on a devserver is also trivial:

hug -f hello.py

mod_wsgi