code: def auto_key():
      
      import uuid
      import time
      import random
      import hashlib
  
      node = uuid.getnode()
  
      h = hashlib.md5()
      h.update(str("%s" % node).encode('utf-8'))
      key1 = h.hexdigest()
  
      time.sleep(random.uniform(0, 0.5))
      node = uuid.getnode()
  
      h = hashlib.md5()
      h.update(str("%s" % node).encode('utf-8'))
      key2 = h.hexdigest()
  
      time.sleep(random.uniform(0, 0.5))
      node = uuid.getnode()
  
      h = hashlib.md5()
      h.update(str("%s" % node).encode('utf-8'))
      key3 = h.hexdigest()
  
      if key1 == key2 and key2 == key3:
          return key1
  
      return False
docs: This method attempts to auto-generate a unique cryptographic key based on the hardware ID.
      It should *NOT* be used in production, or to replace a proper key, but it can help get will
      running in local and test environments more easily.