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Note This specification has not been implemented yet.
Note Work in progress.
Here is a flow diagram to explain the different ways a user can interact with LibRay:
As you can see there are three main routes:
It is assumed that no. 3 is the most common way to use LibRay, simply give it your .iso file and let LibRay decrypt it.
LiBray bundles a database containing two tables:
pycryptodomextqdmrequestsbeautifulsoup4In previous versions there were problems where dependencies interfered with eachother (notably, crypto vs pycrypto vs pycryptodome), so 1.0.0 and above uses pycryptodomex which is standalone from the previously mentioned packages.