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-python-olm
-==========
-
-Python bindings for Olm.
-
-The specification of the Olm cryptographic ratchet which is used for peer to
-peer sessions of this library can be found [here][4].
-
-The specification of the Megolm cryptographic ratchet which is used for group
-sessions of this library can be found [here][5].
-
-An example of the implementation of the Olm and Megolm cryptographic protocol
-can be found in the Matrix protocol for which the implementation guide can be
-found [here][6].
-
-The full API reference can be found [here][7].
-
-# Accounts
-
-Accounts create and hold the central identity of the Olm protocol, they consist of a fingerprint and identity
-key pair. They also produce one time keys that are used to start peer to peer
-encrypted communication channels.
-
-## Account Creation
-
-A new account is created with the Account class, it creates a new Olm key pair.
-The public parts of the key pair are available using the identity_keys property
-of the class.
-
-```python
->>> alice = Account()
->>> alice.identity_keys
-{'curve25519': '2PytGagXercwHjzQETLcMa3JOsaU2qkPIESaqoi59zE',
- 'ed25519': 'HHpOuFYdHwoa54GxSttz9YmaTmbuVU3js92UTUjYJgM'}
-```
-
-
-## One Time keys
-
-One time keys need to be generated before people can start an encrypted peer to
-peer channel to an account.
-
-```python
->>> alice.generate_one_time_keys(1)
->>> alice.one_time_keys
-{'curve25519': {'AAAAAQ': 'KiHoW6CIy905UC4V1Frmwr3VW8bTWkBL4uWtWFFllxM'}}
-```
-
-After the one time keys are published they should be marked as such so they
-aren't reused.
-
-```python
->>> alice.mark_keys_as_published()
->>> alice.one_time_keys
-{'curve25519': {}}
-```
-
-## Pickling
-
-Accounts should be stored for later reuse, storing an account is done with the
-pickle method while the restoring step is done with the from_pickle class
-method.
-
-```python
->>> pickle = alice.pickle()
->>> restored = Account.from_pickle(pickle)
-```
-
-# Sessions
-
-Sessions are used to create an encrypted peer to peer communication channel
-between two accounts.
-
-## Session Creation
-```python
->>> alice = Account()
->>> bob = Account()
->>> bob.generate_one_time_keys(1)
->>> id_key = bob.identity_keys["curve25519"]
->>> one_time = list(bob.one_time_keys["curve25519"].values())[0]
->>> alice_session = OutboundSession(alice, id_key, one_time)
-```
-
-## Encryption
-
-After an outbound session is created an encrypted message can be exchanged:
-
-```python
->>> message = alice_session.encrypt("It's a secret to everybody")
->>> message.ciphertext
-'AwogkL7RoakT9gnjcZMra+y39WXKRmnxBPEaEp6OSueIA0cSIJxGpBoP8YZ+CGweXQ10LujbXMgK88
-xG/JZMQJ5ulK9ZGiC8TYrezNYr3qyIBLlecXr/9wnegvJaSFDmWDVOcf4XfyI/AwogqIZfAklRXGC5b
-ZJcZxVxQGgJ8Dz4OQII8k0Dp8msUXwQACIQvagY1dO55Qvnk5PZ2GF+wdKnvj6Zxl2g'
->>> message.message_type
-0
-```
-
-After the message is transfered, bob can create an InboundSession to decrypt the
-message.
-
-```python
->>> bob_session = InboundSession(bob, message)
->>> bob_session.decrypt(message)
-"It's a secret to everybody"
-```
-
-## Pickling
-
-Sessions like accounts can be stored for later use the API is the same as for
-accounts.
-
-```python
->>> pickle = session.pickle()
->>> restored = Session.from_pickle(pickle)
-```
-
-# Group Sessions
-
-Group Sessions are used to create a one-to-many encrypted communication channel.
-The group session key needs to be shared with all participants that should be able
-to decrypt the group messages. Another thing to notice is that, since the group
-session key is ratcheted every time a message is encrypted, the session key should
-be shared before any messages are encrypted.
-
-## Group Session Creation
-
-Group sessions aren't bound to an account like peer-to-peer sessions so their
-creation is straightforward.
-
-```python
->>> alice_group = OutboundGroupSession()
->>> bob_inbound_group = InboundGroupSession(alice_group.session_key)
-```
-
-## Group Encryption
-
-Group encryption is pretty simple. The important part is to share the session
-key with all participants over a secure channel (e.g. peer-to-peer Olm
-sessions).
-
-```python
->>> message = alice_group.encrypt("It's a secret to everybody")
->>> bob_inbound_group.decrypt(message)
-("It's a secret to everybody", 0)
-```
-
-## Pickling
-
-Pickling works the same way as for peer-to-peer Olm sessions.
-
-```python
->>> pickle = session.pickle()
->>> restored = InboundGroupSession.from_pickle(pickle)
-```
-[1]: https://git.matrix.org/git/olm/about/
-[2]: https://git.matrix.org/git/olm/tree/python?id=f8c61b8f8432d0b0b38d57f513c5048fb42f22ab
-[3]: https://cffi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
-[4]: https://git.matrix.org/git/olm/about/docs/olm.rst
-[5]: https://git.matrix.org/git/olm/about/docs/megolm.rst
-[6]: https://matrix.org/docs/guides/e2e_implementation.html
-[7]: https://poljar.github.io/python-olm/html/index.html