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checksum-cli

v1.2.1

Published

Checksum cli for Node

Downloads

441

Readme

checksum-cli

Checksum files using glob patterns

This project builds on the work of checksum, with secure defaults and cross-platform support for glob patterns in file paths

Install

npm install --global checksum-cli

Usage

Usage
  $ checksum-cli <path|glob> …

Options
  --algorithm, -a    Set the hash algorithm, defaults to sha256
  --concurrency, -c  Set the number of files that can be hashed in parallel, defaults to 10
                     Setting concurrency to 0 will hash every file in parallel, but is not recommended since it could exceed the max open files limit
  --verbose, -v      Print message if no files match glob pattern, otherwise nothing is printed

Examples
  $ checksum-cli assets/**/*.png
  $ checksum-cli ** !node_modules