User Guide - Decoding a Code

Basic Operation

Decoding works in the same way as encoding but with the opposite goal, which is to transform the code strings back into the correct characters.
To do this, the software must identify and isolate the various strings, after which it will transform them back into the correct characters, characters that will be inserted into a readable text file.

The matrix.json file and the code.txt file

To decode a text, first, we must ensure that in the folder cyphersol_data, which must be present in our home, the matrix.json file and the code.txt file are available.
These 2 files are essential for decoding.
If we previously moved them elsewhere and renamed them, as would be advisable, we will need to rename them correctly and place them back in the folder cyphersol_data, which itself must keep this name and be located in the user's home directory on Linux or, if you are using Windows, on the desktop.

Text Generation

From the homepage, click on decode a code and, on the following screen, click on Click here to decode a code.
Once done, the text will be automatically generated and will end up in the folder cyphersol_data under the name text.txt.

On the following page, you will be able to view an example of the complete procedure.

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