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bin-view

v1.0.1

Published

A simple command line tool for view binary files

Downloads

2

Readme

bin-view

A simple command line tool for view binary files.

Features

  • View on console
  • Convert and save as *.txt

Installation

Prerequisites: Node.js (>=6.x, 8.x preferred), npm version 3+.

npm install -g bin-view

Usage

Basic usage

bin view bin-file-path1

View multiple files

bin view bin-file-path1 bin-file-path2 bin-file-path3

Convert to hexadecimal string, and saved in *.txt file

bin convert bin-file-path1 bin-file-path2 bin-file-path3

Just view the specify length of data

bin view bin-file-path1 bin-file-path2 bin-file-path3 -l 100

Hidden line number

bin view -s line=0 bin-file-path

Demo

Print help

help

Result

Result