PynKode

pynkode is a tutorial of how nkode works. There are jupyter notebooks in /notebooks covering these topics:

• dispersion
• nkode enrollment, login, and renewal
• split shuffle

Installation

• Python version 3.10 or greater is required
• Install pyenv or conda for environment management

Option 1: Using conda

# Create a new conda environment named pynkode
conda create -n pynkode python=3.10
# Activate the environment
conda activate pynkode
# Install the requirements
pip install -r requirements.txt

Option 2: Using pyenv

# Install Python 3.10 using pyenv
pyenv install 3.10.0
# Create a virtualenv named pynkode
pyenv virtualenv 3.10.0 pynkode
# Set the local version to pynkode
pyenv local pynkode
# Install the requirements
pip install -r requirements.txt

Starting a Jupyter Notebook

Option 1: Using classic Jupyter Notebook

# Ensure your environment is activated
# For conda: conda activate pynkode
# For pyenv: (should be automatic if in the directory)

# Start the Jupyter Notebook server
jupyter notebook

Option 2: Using JupyterLab

# Ensure your environment is activated
# Start JupyterLab
jupyter lab

Explore the Docs

You can find documentation in the docs folder.

1. Enrollment
2. Login
3. nKode Cipher
4. nKode Validation
5. Renew

Tutorials

You can find tutorials in the notebooks directory.

Recommended order:

1. Enrollment_Login_Renewal_Simplified.ipynb - Learn the basics of the nKode API
2. Enrollment_Login_Renewal_Detailed.ipynb - Learn the nKode API in detail
3. Dispersion.ipynb- Understand the basic concepts of dispersion in nkode
4. Split_Shuffle.ipynb - Explore the split shuffle functionality

Tabletop Discussion

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