python version of webpack
usage: __init__.py [-h] [-v] [-enc1] [-enc2 ENCODE_VARNAMES] [-enc3 ENCODE_VERSION] [-ol] [-a] [-i INPUT] [-o OUTPUT] [-fe FILE_ENCODING]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose Turn on verbose output.
-enc1, --encode-consts
Encode constants.
-enc2 ENCODE_VARNAMES, --encode-varnames ENCODE_VARNAMES
Encode variable names in given complexity.
-enc3 ENCODE_VERSION, --encode-version ENCODE_VERSION
When the encoded program was run in a different version of python, then exit. Default to current version. Call with `none` to disable it.
-ol, --oneline Compress the code to oneline.
-a, --all Use all the options (default values for options).
-i INPUT, --input INPUT
Input file. If the file is not provided, use stdin.
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
Output file. If the file is not provided, use stdout.
-fe FILE_ENCODING, --file-encoding FILE_ENCODING
Input and output file encoding
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Only supports "for", "def", "assign", "if-elif-else" statements
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Assignment only supports normal assign (like
a = 1), attribute assign (likea.b = 1) and single slice assign (likea[b] = 2, but nota[b][c] = 3). -
"return" can be only used in function level, for example, the following can be packed:
def a(): b = 2 return bbut this can't:
def a(): b = 2 if b < 1: return b