ask for python version

Is there any version for python?

[jehna]

Not anymore. You can still find v1 from the version history that had some python components, but as far as I know there's not an easy way to parse and manipulate Javascript with Python.

i mean version for decode code encrypt for python

[jehna]

No Python version at the moment. You should be able to wrap the CLI to Python wrapper if needed, but don't know if that serves your use case

[0xdevalias]

i mean version for decode code encrypt for python

You should be able to wrap the CLI to Python wrapper if needed

@jehna @Galkurta If I understand this question properly, it's to be able to run humanify against mangled python code, not to be able to call it from python.

@Galkurta The way humanify is currently written, it relies on webcrack to do the 'heavy lifting' of the code unminification / AST manipulation, and then humanify just sprinkles some 'rename variables nicely with AI' on top of that. webcrack is specifically written for unminifying JavaScript code. If you wanted something similar to humanify for python, you would basically need to find an appropriate python unminifier/decompiler that could replace webcrack.

I'm curious, what is your usecase/workflow, as my understanding is that reversing python code would likely be a pretty different method than reversing JavaScript.

[jehna]

Right, sorry I misunderstood. Thanks @0xdevalias for clarifying!

I'm sure this same technique could be done in a language-agnostic way too, e.g. using a language server from VSCode or other means to support renaming multiple different languages.

Unfortunately humanity is specifically focusing at javascript at the moment, and there's no plans on supporting other languages at the moment.

@Galkurta would love to hear your use case though!