A pure bash implementation of Sesame encrypt/decrypt tool, originally developed in Python.
Sesame provides a tar-like interface to encrypt & decrypt one or more files and directories, primarily to enable sensitive configuration files to be included in source control.
Sesame was inspired by a blog post by @jeresig.
The test framework for sesame.sh is written in Python using pytest.
Use the following to install pytest and run the tests (assumes working Python install):
sudo pip install pytest
py.test
A couple of the tests run for 5 seconds (waiting for a timeout from bash's read), you can run all but the slow tests with:
py.test -m 'not slow'