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bling-hashes

v2.0.0

Published

String hash algorithms.

Downloads

185

Readme

Bling Hashes

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Star at GitHub

String hash algorithms for node.js.

Installation

$ npm install --save bling-hashes

Introduce

There are 8 algorithms so far.

The benchmark, performance and implementation can be referenced here (各种字符串Hash函数比较).

Usage

First you should require this package.

var bling = require("bling-hashes");

And then you can pass any string to functions (the same name as algorithms, in lowercase).

Eg.

var hash1 = bling.bkdr("Hello world!"); ///< 501511565
var hash2 = bling.city32("玉扣"); ///< 887335438

Return Values

  • From BKDR to ELF, the functions return a Number value;
  • city32 returns a Number value too;
  • city64 returns a Long value which may refer here;
  • city128 returns a City128Value value which has properties below:
    • .toString(): The string value of the 128-bit number;
    • .toLongArray(): An array that includes two 64-bit Long value;
    • .toBuffers(): An array that includes two Buffers.
    • .toBigNumber(): A BigNumber value which may refer here;

Contribution

Thanks to BYVoid. The C++ implementation code was copied from his blog.

You're welcome to make pull requests.

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