Improved way to get device id.

[GvozdevLeonid]

There is a project plyer, which supports getting device id regardless of the platform. It works well and allows you to get the device id and not the hard drive. I checked it on a MacBook and Android - it works great. I work on Android and unfortunately I can't create an external key with a binding to the device.

I also wanted to know if it is possible to keep two runtime files in one project, where one will be perpetual and the second will have an external key file? Will it be possible to replace the runtime with an external key with one that does not have a license? I would like to wrap the main code with a runtime and external key file, but the code that checks for id wrap with perpetual runtime

pip install plyer

from plyer import uniqueid
print(devicename.device_name)

[jondy]

Please refer to
https://pyarmor.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial/customization.html#using-hook-to-bind-script-to-docker-id
https://pyarmor.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial/customization.html#using-hook-to-check-network-time-by-other-service
It shows how to check extra device information

[GvozdevLeonid]

Oh, I didn't think of that usage. Thanks.

I noticed one unpleasant nuance - the code from bootstrap is included in the license file almost unchanged and it was not difficult for me to understand what exactly is being done. But I found a solution - I encoded almost all the code into a binary string and shifted the bytes by about 55. Now I have an incomprehensible set of bits

[jondy]

Try to enable this configuration item

pyarmor cfg obf_key_mode 1

It could obfuscate the runtime key data also.

[GvozdevLeonid]

thanks