DataFormat¶

class chepy.modules.dataformat.DataFormat(*data)¶

binary_to_hex() → DataFormatT¶

Converts binary data into a hex string

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

bruteforce_from_base_xx() → DataFormatT¶

Bruteforce various base encodings. Current supports base85, base16, base32, base64, base85, base58

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

bytearray_to_str(encoding: str = 'utf8', errors: str = 'replace') → DataFormatT¶

Convert a python bytearray to string

Parameters

encoding (str, optional) – String encoding. Defaults to ‘utf8’.
errors (str, optional) – How errors should be handled. Defaults to replace.

Raises

TypeError – If state is not a bytearray

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy(bytearray("lolol", "utf")).bytearray_to_str().o
"lolol"

bytes_to_ascii() → DataFormatT¶

Convert bytes (array of bytes) to ascii

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

bytes_to_long() → DataFormatT¶

Bytes to long

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

concat(data: Union[str, bytes]) → DataFormatT¶

Concat bytes to the current state

Parameters: data (Union[str, bytes]) – Data to add
Returns: The Chepy object. s
Return type: Chepy

cut(start: int, end: int) → DataFormatT¶

Convert the state to bytes and cut x:y data from it

Parameters

start (int) – Starting position
end (int) – End position

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

decode_bruteforce() → DataFormatT¶

Bruteforce the various decoding for a string

Enumerates all supported text encodings for the input, allowing you to quickly spot the correct one. Reference

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("m\xfcnchen\ud55c").decode_bruteforce()
{
    ...
    'unicode_escape': 'münchen한',
    'utf_16': '屭晸湣档湥畜㕤挵',
    'utf_16_be': '浜硦据捨敮屵搵㕣',
    ...
}

decode_bytes(errors: str = 'ignore') → DataFormatT¶

Decode bytes to string

Parameters: errors (str, optional) – Ignore or replace error chars. Defaults to ‘ignore’.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

dict_get_items(*keys) → DataFormatT¶

Get items from a dict. If no keys are specified, it will return all items.

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> o = Chepy({"a": 1, "b": 2}).dict_get_items("a", "b", "c").o
[1, 2]

dict_to_json() → DataFormatT¶

Convert a dict object to a JSON string

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy({"some": "data", "a": ["list", 1, True]}).dict_to_json().o
'{"some":"data","a":["list",1,true]}'

encode_bruteforce() → DataFormatT¶

Bruteforce the various encoding for a string

Enumerates all supported text encodings for the input, allowing you to quickly spot the correct one. Reference

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("münchen한").encode_bruteforce()
{
    'ascii': b'm\xfcnchen\ud55c',
    'base64_codec': b'bcO8bmNoZW7tlZw=\n',
    'big5': b'm\xfcnchen\ud55c',
    'big5hkscs': b'm\x88\xa2nchen\ud55c',
    ...
}

eval_state() → DataFormatT¶

Eval state as python. Handy when converting string representation of objects.

Returns: The Chepy object
Return type: Chepy

flatten() → DataFormatT¶

Flatten a list of lists into a single list

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_bacon(A: Literal['A', '0'] = 'A', B: Literal['B', '1'] = 'B', complete: bool = True, split_by: Union[str, bytes] = b' ', invert: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

From Bacon

Parameters

A (Literal['A','0'], optional) – A character. Defaults to ‘A’.
B (str, optional) – B character. Defaults to ‘B’.
complete (bool, optional) – Use unique mapping for all characters. Defaults to True.
split_by (Union[str,bytes], optional) – Split by. Defaults to b’ ‘.
invert (bool, optional) – Invert decoding. Defaults to False.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

from_base(radix: int = 36) → DataFormatT¶

Convert string to int base

Parameters: radix (int, optional) – Radix. Defaults to 36.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_base16() → DataFormatT¶

Decode state in base16

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_base32(remove_whitespace: bool = True) → DataFormatT¶

Decode as Base32

Base32 is a notation for encoding arbitrary byte data using a restricted set of symbols that can be conveniently used by humans and processed by computers. It uses a smaller set of characters than Base64, usually the uppercase alphabet and the numbers 2 to 7.

Parameters: remove_whitespace (bool, optional) – If true, all whitespaces are removed
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_base36(delimiter: Union[str, bytes] = ' ', join_by: Union[str, bytes] = ' ') → DataFormatT¶

Decode Base36 data

Parameters

delimiter (Union[str, bytes], optional) – Delimiter to split groups of ints by. Defaults to ‘ ‘.
join_by (Union[str, bytes], optional) – Join final output by. Defaults to ‘ ‘.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

from_base45() → DataFormatT¶

Decode from Base45

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_base58() → DataFormatT¶

Decode as Base58

Base58 is a notation for encoding arbitrary byte data using a restricted set of symbols that can be conveniently used by humans and processed by computers.This property decodes raw data into an ASCII Base58 string.

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("2UDrs31qcWSPi").from_base58().out.decode()
"some data"

from_base62(alphabet: str = '0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz') → DataFormatT¶

Decode from base62

Parameters: alphabet (str, optional) – Alphabet. Defaults to “0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz”.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_base64(custom: str = None, url_safe: bool = False, remove_whitespace: bool = True) → DataFormatT¶

Decode as Base64

Base64 is a notation for encoding arbitrary byte data using a restricted set of symbols that can be conveniently used by humans and processed by computers.This property decodes raw data into an ASCII Base64 string.

Parameters

custom (str, optional) – Provide a custom charset to base64 with
url_safe (bool, optional) – If true, decode url safe. Defaults to False
remove_whitespace (bool, optional) – If true, all whitespaces are removed

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

Base64 decode using a custom string >>> c = Chepy(“QqxhNG/mMKtYPqoz64FVR42=”) >>> c.from_base64(custom=”./0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz”) >>> c.out b”some random? data”

from_base85() → DataFormatT¶

Decode as Base85

Base85 is a notation for encoding arbitrary byte data using a restricted set of symbols that can be conveniently used by humans and processed by computers.This property decodes raw data into an ASCII Base58 string.

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("F)Po,+Cno&@/").from_base85().out.decode()
"some data"

from_base91() → DataFormatT¶

Decode as Base91 Reference: https://github.com/aberaud/base91-python/blob/master/base91.py#L42

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_base92() → DataFormatT¶

Decode from Base92

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_binary(delimiter: str = None, byte_length: int = 8) → DataFormatT¶

Convert a list of binary numbers to string

Parameters

delimiter (str, optional) – Delimiter. Defaults to ” “.
byte_length (int, optional) – Byte length. Defaults to 8.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("01100001 01100010 01100011").from_binary().o
"abc"

from_braille() → DataFormatT¶

Convert text to six-dot braille symbols

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("⠎⠑⠉⠗⠑⠞⠀⠍⠑⠎⠎⠁⠛⠑").from_braille().o
"secret message"

from_bytes() → DataFormatT¶

Decodes bytes to string.

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_charcode(delimiter: str = None, join_by: str = '', base: int = 10) → DataFormatT¶

Convert array of unicode chars to string

Parameters

delimiter (str, optional) – Delimiter. Defaults to ” “.
join_by (str, optional) – Join by. Defaults to “”.
base (int, optional) – Base. Defaults to 10.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("314e 61 20 41"]).from_charcode().o
"ㅎa A"

from_decimal(delimiter: str = None, join_by: str = '') → DataFormatT¶

Convert a list of decimal numbers to string

Parameters

delimiter (str, optional) – Delimiter. Defaults to ” “.
join_by (str, optional) – Join by. Defaults to “”.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy(12622).from_decimal().o
"ㅎ"

from_hex(delimiter: str = None, join_by: str = '') → DataFormatT¶

Convert a non delimited hex string to string

Parameters

delimiter (str, optional) – Delimiter. Defaults to None.
join_by (str, optional) – Join by. Defaults to ‘ ‘.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("414141").from_hex().out
b"AAA"

from_hexdump() → DataFormatT¶

Convert hexdump back to str

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_html_entity() → DataFormatT¶

Decode html entities

Decode special html characters like & > < etc

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("https://google.com&amp;a=&quot;lol&quot;").from_html_entity().o
'https://google.com&a="lol"'

from_messagepack() → DataFormatT¶

From MessagePack

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_nato(delimiter: Optional[str] = None, join_by: str = '') → DataFormatT¶

Translate NATO phoentic to words

Parameters

delimiter (str, optional) – Delimiter to split on. Defaults to ‘ ‘.
join_by (str, optional) – Join result by. Defaults to ‘’.

Returns

The Chepy object

Return type

Chepy

from_octal(delimiter: str = None, join_by: str = '') → DataFormatT¶

Convert a list of octal numbers to string

Parameters

delimiter (str, optional) – Delimiter. Defaults to None.
join_by (str, optional) – Join by. Defaults to “”.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("141 142").from_octal().o
"ab"

from_pickle(trust: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

Deserialize pickle data

Parameters: trust (bool, optional) – As this can lead to code execution, this is a safety net and needs to be set to True. Defaults to False.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_punycode() → DataFormatT¶

Decode to punycode

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy(b"mnchen-3ya").from_punycode().o
"münchen"

from_quoted_printable() → DataFormatT¶

From quoted printable

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_rison()¶

Encode to RISON

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_twin_hex() → DataFormatT¶

Decode twin hex

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_upside_down(reverse: bool = False)¶

From upside down

Parameters: reverse (bool, optional) – Reverse order. Defaults to False.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_url_encoding() → DataFormatT¶

Converts URI/URL percent-encoded characters back to their raw values.

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("https://google.com/%3Flol%3Dsome+data%26a%3D1").from_url_encoding().o
"https://google.com/?lol=some data&a=1"

from_utf21() → DataFormatT¶

Convert from UTF-21

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_uuencode(header: str = '-') → DataFormatT¶

From UUEncode

Parameters: header (str) – header
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

from_wingdings() → DataFormatT¶

Decode from windings

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

hex_to_bytes() → DataFormatT¶

Hex to bytes hex

Converts a hex string to its bytes form. Example: 41 becomes x41

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("ab00").hex_to_bytes().o
b"\xab\x00"

hex_to_int() → DataFormatT¶

Converts hex into its integer representation

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

Chepy works with hex characters that start with a 0x

>>> Chepy("0x123").hex_to_int().out
291

Without 0x in the hex

>>> Chepy("123").hex_to_int().out
291

hex_to_str(ignore: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

Decodes a hex string to ascii ignoring any decoding errors

Parameters: ignore (bool, optional) – Ignore errors, by default False
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

To ignore UnicodeDecode errors, set ignore to True >>> Chepy(“4100”).hex_to_str(ignore=True).o “A"

int_to_hex() → DataFormatT¶

Converts an integer into its hex equivalent

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy(101).int_to_hex().o
"65"

int_to_str() → DataFormatT¶

Converts an integer into a string

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

join(join_by: Union[str, bytes] = '') → DataFormatT¶

Join a list with specified character

Parameters: join_by (Union[str, bytes], optional) – What to join with. Defaults to “”
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy(["a", "b", "c"]).join_list(":").o
"a:b:c"

json_to_dict() → DataFormatT¶

Convert a JSON string to a dict object

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy('{"some": "data", "a": ["list", 1, true]}').json_to_dict().o
{
    "some": "data",
    "a": ["list", 1, True],
}

json_to_yaml() → DataFormatT¶

Convert a json string to yaml structure

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

length() → DataFormatT¶

Get the length of the current state as string

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

list_to_str(join_by: Union[str, bytes] = ' ') → DataFormatT¶

Join an array by join_by

Parameters: join_by (Union[str, bytes], optional) – String character to join by, by default ‘ ‘
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy(["a", "b", "c"]).list_to_str(",").o
"a,b,c"

long_to_bytes() → DataFormatT¶

Long numbers to bytes

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

normalize_hex(is_bytearray=False) → DataFormatT¶

Normalize a hex string

Removes special encoding characters from a hex string like %, 0x, , :, ;, n and rn

Parameters: is_bytearray (bool, optional) – Set to True if state is a bytearray
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("41:42:CE").normalize_hex().o
"4142CE"
>>> Chepy("0x410x420xce").normalize_hex().o
"4142ce"

remove_nonprintable(replace_with: Union[str, bytes] = b'') → DataFormatT¶

Remove non-printable characters from string.

Parameters: replace_with (bytes, optional) – Replace non-printable characters with this. Defaults to ‘’.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

rotate_left(radix: int = 1, carry: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

Rotate left

Parameters

radix (int, optional) – Radix. Defaults to 1.
carry (bool, optional) – Carry. Defaults to False.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

rotate_right(radix: int = 1, carry: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

Rotate right

Parameters

radix (int, optional) – Radix. Defaults to 1.
carry (bool, optional) – Carry. Defaults to False.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

select(start: int, end: int = None) → DataFormatT¶

Get an item by specifying an index

Parameters

start (int) – Starting index number to get
end (int, optional) – Ending index number to get. If none specified, will be end of item. Defaults to None.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

str_from_hexdump() → DataFormatT¶

Extract a string from a hexdump

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

str_list_to_list() → DataFormatT¶

Convert a string list to a list

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("[1,2,'lol', true]").str_list_to_list().o
[1, 2, "lol", True]

str_to_dict() → DataFormatT¶

Convert string to a dictionary

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

str_to_hex() → DataFormatT¶

Converts a string to a hex string

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

str_to_list() → DataFormatT¶

Convert string to list

Converts the string in state to an array of individual characyers

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("abc").str_to_list().o
["a", "b", "c"]

stringify(compact: bool = True) → DataFormatT¶

Stringify the state. This uses json.dumps unlike to_string

Parameters: compact (bool, optional) – If the output should be compact. Defaults to True.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

substitute(x: str, y: str) → DataFormatT¶

Replace a subset of specified characters in the state.

Parameters

x (str) – Chars to replace
y (str) – Chars to replace with

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

swap_endianness(word_length: int = 4) → DataFormatT¶

Swap endianness.

Parameters: word_length (int, optional) – Word length. Use 8 for big endian. Defaults to 4.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

swap_strings(by: int) → DataFormatT¶

Swap characters in string

Parameters: by (int) – Number of bytes to swap
Returns: The Chepy object
Return type: Chepy

to_bacon(A: Literal['A', '0'] = 'A', B: Literal['B', '1'] = 'B', complete: bool = True, join_by: Union[str, bytes] = b' ', invert: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

Bacon encode

Parameters

A (Literal['A', '0'], optional) – The A character. Defaults to ‘A’.
B (Literal['B', '1'], optional) – The B character. Defaults to ‘B’.
complete (bool, optional) – Use unique mapping for all characters. Defaults to True.
join_by (Union[str,bytes], optional) – Join output by. Defaults to b’ ‘.
invert (bool, optional) – Invert encoding. Defaults to False.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

to_base(radix: int = 36) → DataFormatT¶

Convert int to base

Parameters: radix (int, optional) – Radix. Defaults to 36.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_base16() → DataFormatT¶

Encode state in base16

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_base32() → DataFormatT¶

Encode as Base32

Base32 is a notation for encoding arbitrary byte data using a restricted set of symbols that can be conveniently used by humans and processed by computers. It uses a smaller set of characters than Base64, usually the uppercase alphabet and the numbers 2 to 7.

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("some data").base32_encode().out.decode()
"ONXW2ZJAMRQXIYI="

to_base36(join_by: Union[str, bytes] = b' ') → DataFormatT¶

Encode to Base 36

Parameters: join_by (Union[str, bytes], optional) – Join final output by. Defaults to b’ ‘.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_base45() → DataFormatT¶

Encode to Base45

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_base58() → DataFormatT¶

Encode as Base58

Base58 is a notation for encoding arbitrary byte data using a restricted set of symbols that can be conveniently used by humans and processed by computers.This property encodes raw data into an ASCII Base58 string.

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("some data").to_base58().out.decode()
"2UDrs31qcWSPi"

to_base62(alphabet: str = '0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz') → DataFormatT¶

Encode to base62

Parameters: alphabet (str, optional) – Alphabet. Defaults to “0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz”.
Returns: The Chepy object
Return type: Chepy

to_base64(custom: str = None, url_safe: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

Encode as Base64

Base64 is a notation for encoding arbitrary byte data using a restricted set of symbols that can be conveniently used by humans and processed by computers.This property encodes raw data into an ASCII Base64 string.

Parameters

custom (str, optional) – Provide a custom charset to base64 with
url_safe (bool, optional) – Encode with url safe charset.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> # To use a custom character set, use:
>>> custom = "./0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"
>>> Chepy("Some data").to_base64(custom=custom).o
b'IqxhNG/YMLFV'

to_base85() → DataFormatT¶

Encode as Base58

Base85 is a notation for encoding arbitrary byte data using a restricted set of symbols that can be conveniently used by humans and processed by computers.This property decodes raw data into an ASCII Base58 string.

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("some data").to_base85().out.decode()
"F)Po,+Cno&@/"

to_base91() → DataFormatT¶

Base91 encode Reference: https://github.com/aberaud/base91-python/blob/master/base91.py#L69

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_base92() → DataFormatT¶

Encode to Base92

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_binary(join_by: Union[str, bytes] = ' ', byte_length: int = 8) → DataFormatT¶

Convert string characters to binary

Parameters

join_by (str, optional) – join_by. Defaults to ” “.
byte_length (int, optional) – Byte length. Defaults to 8.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("abc").to_binary().o
b"01100001 01100010 01100011"

to_braille() → DataFormatT¶

Convert text to six-dot braille symbols

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("secret message").to_braille().o
"⠎⠑⠉⠗⠑⠞⠀⠍⠑⠎⠎⠁⠛⠑"

to_bytes() → DataFormatT¶

Converts the data in state to bytes

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy({'some': 'val', 'kl': 1}).to_bytes().o
b"{'some': 'val', 'kl': 1}"

to_charcode(join_by: str = ' ', base: int = 16) → DataFormatT¶

Convert a string to a list of unicode charcode

Converts text to its unicode character code equivalent. e.g. Γειά σου becomes 0393 03b5 03b9 03ac 20 03c3 03bf 03c5

Parameters

join_by (str, optional) – String to join the charcodes by. Defaults to ‘ ‘.
base (int, optional) – Base to use for the charcodes. Defaults to 16.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("aㅎ").to_charcode()
"61 314e"

to_decimal(join_by: str = ' ') → DataFormatT¶

Convert characters to decimal

Parameters: join_by (str, optional) – Join the decimal values by this. Defaults to ‘ ‘.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("aㅎ").to_decimal().o
'97 12622'

to_hex(delimiter: str = '') → DataFormatT¶

Converts a string to its hex representation

Parameters: delimiter (str, optional) – Delimiter. Defaults to None.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("AAA").to_hex().out.decode()
"414141"

to_hexdump() → DataFormatT¶

Convert the state to hexdump

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_html_entity(format='named', all_chars=False) → DataFormatT¶

Encode html entities

Encode special html characters like & > < etc

Parameters

format (str) – Encoding format. Valid formats are named, numeric and hex. Defaults to named
all_chars (bool) – If all chars should be encoded. By default a-ZA-Z0-9 are skipped. Defaults to False

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy('https://google.com&a="lol"').to_html_entity().o
"https://google.com&amp;a=&quot;lol&quot;"

to_int() → DataFormatT¶

Converts the string representation of a number into an int

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("1").to_int().o
1

to_leetcode(replace_space: str = '') → DataFormatT¶

Convert to leetcode. Reference Reference github.com/ss8651twtw/CTF-flag-generator

Parameters: replace_space (str, optional) – Replace spaces with specified char. Defaults to ‘’.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_messagepack() → DataFormatT¶

To MessagePack

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_nato(join_by: str = ' ') → DataFormatT¶

Convert string to NATO phonetic format.

Example: abc = Alpha Bravo Charlie

Parameters: join_by (str, optional) – [description]. Defaults to ” “.
Returns: The Chepy object
Return type: Chepy

to_octal(join_by: str = ' ') → DataFormatT¶

Convert string characters to octal

Parameters: join_by (str, optional) – Join by. Defaults to “”.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("abㅎ").to_octal().o
"141 142 30516"

to_pickle() → DataFormatT¶

Pickle serialize state

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_punycode() → DataFormatT¶

Encode to punycode

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

Examples

>>> Chepy("münchen").to_punycode().o
b"mnchen-3ya"

to_quoted_printable() → DataFormatT¶

To quoted printable

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_rison()¶

Decode from RISON

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_string() → DataFormatT¶

Convert to string

Returns: The Chepy object
Return type: Chepy

to_twin_hex() → DataFormatT¶

Encode to twin hex encoding

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_upside_down(reverse: bool = False)¶

To upside down

Parameters: reverse (bool, optional) – Reverse order. Defaults to False.
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_url_encoding(safe: str = '', all_chars: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

URL encode

Encodes problematic characters into percent-encoding, a format supported by URIs/URLs.

Parameters

safe (str, optional) – String of characters that will not be encoded, by default “”
all_chars (bool, optional) – Encode all characters including safe characters

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

Examples

Url encode while specifying save characters

>>> Chepy("https://google.com/?lol=some data&a=1").to_url_encoding(safe="/:").o
"https://google.com/%3Flol%3Dsome+data%26a%3D1"

to_utf21() → DataFormatT¶

Convert to UTF-21

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_uuencode(header: str = '-') → DataFormatT¶

To UUEncode

Parameters: header (str) – header
Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

to_wingdings() → DataFormatT¶

Encode to windings

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

trim() → DataFormatT¶

Trim string. Removes whitespaces

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

unicode_escape(padding: int = 0, uppercase_hex: bool = False) → DataFormatT¶

Unicode escape

Parameters

padding (int, optional) – Optional padding. Defaults to 0.
uppercase_hex (bool, optional) – Uppercase hex chars. Defaults to False.

Returns

The Chepy object.

Return type

Chepy

yaml_to_json() → DataFormatT¶

Convert yaml to a json string

Returns: The Chepy object.
Return type: Chepy

DataFormat¶

Chepy

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