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-#  ecrypto
 
-## destription
+# ecrypto
 
-ecrypto wants to be the easiest way to use asymetric crytography.
+
+ecrypto is in devlopment.  It is not yet a super hyper cool program but
+we are going there.
+
+###  name
+
+*ecrypto* really sucks.  Let's find a better name.
+
+*  *ecrypto* (easy-crypto)
+*  *nfc* (npm for cryptography)
+*  *monsieur gustave*  one needs to watch the Grand Budapest Hotel
+
+
+
+
+
+## Use case
+
+ecrypto is the *npm* for cryptography.  It revolutionizes the way the people
+use cryptography on a everyday use.  The general design is to do what programs
+like *npm* did for dependencies management but for cryptography.
+
+ecrypto user interface is a command line user interface (*CLI*) and its source
+code.  For us, the readability of the source code is as important as the
+functionality of the software.
+
+###  using ecrypto
+
+#### creating keys
+
+The first thing you want to do when using ecrypto is to create your personal
+private-public key pair.  your keys will be kept in
+your `~/.ecrypto` directory.
+
+~~~
+ecrypto createkey
+~~~
+
+Then, you might want to publish your public key to the public repository
+
+~~~
+ecrypto publish -email alice@lechef.com
+~~~
+
+#### encrypting file
+
+To encrypt a file to send to *bob@lechef.com*, you can do the following
+things
+
+1.  if *bob@lechef.com*'s public key is on the public repository, you can
+    simply use
+    ~~~
+    ecrypto encrypt -to bob@lechef.com -file mysecretdocument.doc -out mycypherdoc.cyp
+    ~~~
+
+2.  if *bob@lechef.com*'s public key is on your local file path you can use
+    ~~~
+    ecrypto encrypt -to /path/to/bob@lechef.com -file mysecretdocument.doc -out mycypherdoc.cyp
+    ~~~
+
+3.  if *bob@lechef.com*'s public key is on accessible on a public url you can
+    use
+    ~~~
+    ecrypto encrypt -to https://example.com/path/to/bob@lechef.com -file mysecretdocument.doc -out mycypherdoc.cyp
+    ~~~
+
+In anycase, the command line output will be a cypher file called 
+mycypherdoc.cyp.  You are then responsible to send the file to its recipient
+by the mean you wish; email, dropbox, floppy disc...
+
+#### decrypting file
+
+Once you received a file `encrypted_file.cyp`, you can decrypt it via the
+following command.
+
+~~~
+ecrypt decrypt encrypted_file.cyp
+~~~
+
+
+#### so you want to hack ecrypto
+
+
+
+That's cool because it is made for that!  That you are a high school student
+with basic programming knownledge, a math student that wants to see an 
+implementation of cryptographic algorithm or a senior security engineer, we
+welcome you!
+
+Before everything, you will need to learn a little bit of [Go](http://golang.org).
+We really like the official [go tour](http://tour.golang.org/) because you
+do not need to download or install anything; everything runs in your web
+browser.  Then, you only need to dig into the code!
+
+We are proud of our source code.  The unit test code coverage is almost
+100%.  All the functions are bellow 10 line of code.  So if you do not
+understand a small piece of code, just look at its unit tests.
+
+All our file formats are well documented [yaml](http://www.yaml.org/) files.
+You can open any file and read the comments and make sure everything
+make sense.
+
+---
+
+## first road map
+
+*  make a simple web service to use as remote key location
+*  make blue print for the file
+
+---
+
+## things to do not forget
+
+In the long run, there are some things we will want to do and we need not
+to forget about it or lock ourselves out of those goals.
+
+*  Use many encryption algorithms (symetrics, asymetrics, modes and hashes)
+*  Has many keys for the same email
+*  Rotate its keys
+*  Encrypt a file to many people at the same time
+*  Keys could be some where else like in [npm](https://www.npmjs.org/doc/cli/npm-install.html)
+*  Using threshold cryptography
+*  make a neet web site like npm.org to store keys 
+*  make alias for known public keys
+*  make it easy for rapper applications
+
+---