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cerebro-hash

v1.0.3

Published

Cerebro plugin to hash input

Downloads

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Keywords

hashmd5shacerebrocerebro-plugin

Readme

cerebro-hash

Cerebro plugin to hash text input

Usage

In Cerebro, type algorithm and input, use the up/down keys to select result, and press enter or ⌘ + c to copy it to clipboard.

  • hash [input]
  • hash (algorithm) [input]
  • (algorithm) [input]

Ex: md5 lorem ipsum

=> 80a751fde577028640c419000e33eba6

Supported Algorithms:

  • hash - list hash input with all algorithms
  • md5
  • sha1
  • sha224
  • sha256
  • sha3
  • sha384
  • sha512
  • ripemd160

Installing

  • Type plugins hash into Cerebro
  • Click install

Motivation

This plugin was inspired by the similar Alfred Workflow. (Solutions may be different, because that workflow removes whitespace..) My real motivation for this was just to play around with creating a plugin for Cerebro. The next thing I want to accomplish in this plugin is to be able to pass a file path and get the hash for that file.

Related

  • Cerebro – main repo for Cerebro app;

License

MIT © Matthew Jacobs