Simple hashing for your files

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Introduction

This lightweight and fast project allows you to generate hash sums for files in a specified directory. Hashing is useful for quickly identifying changes in files, comparing versions, or ensuring that files haven't been altered. Its efficiency makes it ideal for processing large numbers of files without a significant delay.

Features

• Supports the following hashing algorithms: md5, sha1, sha256, sha512.
• Works with files in any specified directory.
• Ability to save hash results in a JSON file for easy reference.
• Option to exclude directories from the hashing process.
• Simple command-line interface for easy usage.

Quick Start

Use make to build:

make build

Or do it yourself:

go build -ldflags "-s -w" ./cmd/hashGo

*You can also see other configurations of Make

Startup example:

hashGo.exe -p C:/Games/SuperDuperGame -o data -f sha256 -e Img;Video -s

Flags

Flag	Name	Default	Description
p	Input Path	Current	Root directory
o	Output File	None	Output file name(console output if None)
f	Format	md5	Hash format(md5, sha1, sha256, sha512)
s	Subdirs	false	Include subdirectories
e	Exclude dirs	None	Exclude directories(semicolon-separated)