-static

-templates

-app.py

-download.py

-encode.py

• Must have Python3 installed
  • Must have the libaries Flask and Pillow installed (these usually come with Python, but if they are not downloaded run the command pip3 install <library> where is the library to install)

• Have an image preferably in the jpg format

• Encoding & decoding the image
  • Linux
    • Run python3 encode.py -e
    • Type in your image name with the extension (this accepts location information relative to encode.py)
    • Enter the string you want to be encoded
    • Enter the title of the post you will make (the key for the encryption)
    • Enter the name of your new image file (include the .png suffix)
  • Windows
    • Run python.exe encode.py -e
    • Type in your image name with the extension (this accepts location information relative to encode.py)
    • Enter the string you want to be encoded
    • Enter the title of the post you will make (the key for the encryption)
    • Enter the name of your new image file (include the .png suffix)
• Decode
  • Linux
    • Run python3 encode.py -d
    • Type in your image name with the extension (this accepts location information relative to encode.py)
  • Windows
    • Run python.exe encode.py -e
    • Type in your image name with the extension (this accepts location information relative to encode.py)
• Running the website
  • Linux
    • python3 app.py
  • Windows
    • python.exe app.py
  • Access the website by visiting localhost:5000 on any web browser

• Alan Middleton
• Nolen Shubin
• Quillen 'Q' Flanigan