rust_code_obfuscator 0.2.8

A Rust library to easily obfuscate strings and control-flow using cryptify lib
Documentation
Hi! Thank you for considering contributing to **Rustfuscator** — an open-source toolkit for source-level code obfuscation in Rust.

Whether you're fixing a bug, improving documentation, writing tests, opening issues, or just dropping a comment: **your contribution is appreciated**.

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## Ways to Contribute


You can help in many ways:

-  Add new features or fix bugs
-  Report issues or confusing behaviors
-  Improve docs or comments
-  Write tests or example code
-  Join discussions or share feedback
-  Propose improvements or ideas

> Even just opening an issue to say “this part was unclear” or “nice project!” is helpful ❤️

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## New to code obfuscation?


No problem! If you’re new to obfuscation techniques or want more context before diving in, check out this introductory document:

👉 [`obfuscation_fundamentals.md`](https://gianiac.github.io/rustfuscator/obfuscation_fundamentals.html)

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## Getting Started


Fork the repository and Clone your fork:
   ```bash
   git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/rustfuscator
   cd rustfuscator
   ```
Create a feature branch:
  ```bash
  git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name
  ```
Build and test:
  ```bash
cargo build
cargo test --workspace
  ```
Pull Requests (PRs):

- Focus each PR on a single change
- Reference related issues (e.g. Closes #12)
- Add relevant tests and documentation
- Describe what your PR does and why


Issues, Ideas, and Questions:

- Open an issue
- Label questions or feedback with question
- Want to help but not sure how? Look for good first issue or help wanted

Code of Conduct: https://www.rust-lang.org/policies/code-of-conduct

Let’s keep this a welcoming, respectful, and inclusive space for everyone.

Every contribution counts — from typos to new features.

Thank you for helping make Rustfuscator better, one commit at a time. ❤️