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Description:

autosign 1.1.0

Autosign
Add your signature to your files.

Installation
autosign can be installed using pip:
pip install autosign

Uninstalling
autosign can be uninstalled using pip:
pip uninstall autosign

Dependencies
autosign is based on Python 2.7.

Documentation

Signing files
autosign can be used for signing files:
autosign signfile target [options]
Run the following command, for various options:
autosign --help

Removing sign from files
autosign provides a utility, remsign for removing sign from signed files:
remsign target [options]
Run the following command, for various options:
remsign --help

Checking a package
autosign provides a utility, listsign for collecting statistics:
listsign target [options]
Run the following command, for various options:
listsign --help

Signrc
Autosign utilizes signrc to sign, remove and list signed/un-signed files. The meaning of options is as follows.

ext tells the utilities to look for files with only that extension
Start defines the starting character sequence of a signature
line defines the character sequence with whice every line(except start and end) should start of a valid signature
end defines the ending character sequence of a signature
blank (boolean) allows/forbids usage of blank line before start or after end of a signature
allow defines a special regular expression. Matching to which a line can be allowed before the start of a signature.

Examples can be seen in examples directory. All the python files in this package have been signed using examples/templates/template1.txt using examples/signrc/signrc_py.

–init option can be used for generating a very basic signrc
All the utilities look for .signrc first in cwd, then in home directory by default.

Bugs
For filing bugs raise an issue at https://github.com/leosartaj/autosign/issues

Releases

1.0.0

sign files
unsign signed files
Display signed files
Display unsigned files
checks python files only

1.1.0

configurable signature syntax