Matan Dobrushin matandobr

How to configure Windows PIP to install packages from alternative PyPi

First, Figure out where is the 'global' setting is taken from -

C:> pip -v config list

It will print something like -

I hereby claim:

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	# Tested on Windows 10 with Python 3.6.8
	# pycryptodome==3.10.1
	# Tested with AES 128 but should work with others
	# Based on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12524994/encrypt-decrypt-using-pycrypto-aes-256 thread

	from Crypto.Cipher import AES
	from Crypto.Util.Padding import unpad

	IV_ASCII = 'ffaaffaaffaaffaaffaaffaaffaaffaa' # example of 16 bytes len of ascii-represented hex string IV
	AES_KEY = '\xaa' * 16 # example of 16 bytes len binary key

	"""
	Author: Eric J. Ma
	Updated: Matan Dobrushin
	Purpose: Merge all PDFs in the current directory together.
	Install: pip install PyPDF2==3.0.1
	"""


	import os

	#!/bin/sh
	#
	# @0xGr00t, 2018
	# This is a simple shell script that does exactly what SuperSU guided in their code.
	# Tested on AVD android 7 arm64 emulator (sdk25) with macOS host
	# Before you run this, make sure you have downloaded SuperSu flashable zip from their site, and cd into it
	# To this to work properly, run the emulator with -no-snapshot -writable-system flags
	# For example: MacBook-Pro-2:tools matandobr$ ./emulator -no-snapshot -writable-system @Nexus5API25
	# There is one issue I faced - when starting the emulator it won't boot until you disable SELinux (adb shell setenforce 0)
	# After the boot completes you can turn it back on.

	#!/bin/sh
	#
	# @0xGr00t, 2018
	# This is a simple shell script that is based on Xposed's update-binary script
	# Tested on AVD android 6 armv7 emulator (sdk23) with macOS host
	# Before you run this, make sure you have downloaded Xposed flashable zip from their site, and cd into it
	# To this to work properly, run the emulator with -no-snapshot -writable-system flags
	# For example: MacBook-Pro-2:tools matandobr$ ./emulator -no-snapshot -writable-system @Nexus5API23
	# You should flash SuperSU before flashing Xposed - https://gist.github.com/matandobr/48665a60adb4ae5d7a3b956819aa42d9
	# GoodLuck <3

	#!/bin/sh
	#
	# @0xGr00t, 2018
	# This is a simple shell script that does exactly what SuperSU guided in their code.
	# Tested on AVD android 6 armv7 emulator (sdk23) with macOS host
	# Before you run this, make sure you have downloaded SuperSu flashable zip from their site, and cd into it
	# To this to work properly, run the emulator with -no-snapshot -writable-system flags
	# For example: MacBook-Pro-2:tools matandobr$ ./emulator -no-snapshot -writable-system @Nexus5API23
	# cd into the extracted SuperSU-v2.82 folder, and run it from there.
	# There is one issue I faced - when starting the emulator it won't boot until you disable SELinux (adb shell setenforce 0)