Added File Encryption Tool #5
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- Created a new Cargo.toml file for the file-encryption-tool project. - Defined package metadata including name, version, and edition. - Added dependencies: rust-crypto, clap, and anyhow for enhanced functionality.
- Implemented a command-line interface using Clap for file encryption and decryption. - Added AES-128 encryption and decryption methods with CBC mode. - Included error handling for file operations and key validation. - Users can specify input/output file paths and encryption/decryption keys via command-line arguments.
- Introduced a comprehensive README file for the File Encryption Tool project. - Documented features, installation instructions, usage examples, and important notes. - Highlighted learning objectives related to file I/O, command-line parsing, and basic cryptography concepts.
- Created a new Cargo.toml file for the calculator project. - Defined package metadata including name, version, and edition. - Added dependencies: thiserror for error handling and proptest for testing purposes.
- Implemented a basic calculator with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations. - Added error handling for division by zero and invalid input parsing using the `thiserror` crate. - Included unit tests for all operations and property-based tests using `proptest` to ensure correctness.
- Implemented the main function for a command-line calculator that supports addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. - Included user input handling and error messages for invalid operations. - Utilized the Calculator struct for performing calculations and parsing input.
- Generated Cargo.lock file to lock dependencies for the calculator project. - Includes all necessary packages and their versions to ensure consistent builds. - Facilitates dependency management and version control for the project.
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I'll review your changes hopefully I'll merge tomorrow :) |
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I've been busy recently, but the wait is over now I'm currently reviewing |
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Alright @isaka-james , just take your Time |
isaka-james
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Apr 14, 2025
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You know this is in 1. Beginner folder, that's why the codes were just run with rustc, no complications of using Cargo.toml. I guess you can make a folder called 2. Intermediate and do this stuffs
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The same applies here, that this is in the 1. Beginners folders you can't put test here. Otherwise you can move this to the 2. Intermediate folder
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