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# Hybrid Repository # Hybrid Repository
This Repository uses a combination of python and rust code through pyo3 rust bindings. This Repository uses a combination of python and rust code through pyo3 rust bindings.
The reason for this is that python is a tool dynamic language, screwing around with datatypes a bit The reason for this is that python is a tool dynamic language,
too much for my liking screwing around with datatypes a bit too much for my liking.
# Compiling
Parts of the python scripts in this repository use my library plexcryptool,
which is implemented in Rust. To compile follow [this guide](https://pyo3.rs/main/getting_started)
It boils down to the following steps:
- [Install Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install), preferably through rustup, as that is the official Rust distribution. Your package manager might still be fine.
- Make sure you use the right Python version. I made this with Python 3.11 and PyO3 requires at least Python 3.7
- Create a virtual environment in the root of the repository. I used `python -m venv .venv` for this. Activate the venv.
- Install maturin `pip install maturin --user`
- compile the plexcryptool module using `maturin develop -r`
Thats it!
# License # License
MIT License MIT License