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hxd

v1.6.1

Published

Streaming hexdump CLI

Downloads

5

Readme

hxd

npm npm license npm downloads

screenshot

Install via npm

$ npm install --global hxd

CLI Usage

Usage: hxd [options] [file]

Options

  -h, --help      Display help
  -v, --version   Display version number

  -s, --start     Start reading at the given offset
  -e, --end       Read until the given offset
  -l, --length    Read "length" bytes from start

  --color         Render output with color
  --no-color      Force-disable color output
  --prefix        Prefix output lines with a given value
# Hexdump a given file to stdout
$ hxd filename.bin
# Or pipe to it via stdin
$ cat filename.bin | hxd
# Start, and/or end at a given offset
$ hxd -s 512K filename.bin
# This also works with hex numbers
$ hxd -s 0x200 -e 0x400 filename.bin
# Read 1024 bytes from a given offset
$ hxd -s 0xDEAD -l 1K filename.bin
# Read the last 1024 bytes of a file
$ hxd -s -1024 filename.bin

Module Usage

var Hxd = require('hxd')
var hexStream = new Hxd({
  // Deduplicate lines and print "* {lineCount}"
  dedupe: true,
  // Render line numbers (in hexadecimal)
  lineNumbers: true,
  // Render ASCII
  ascii: true,
  // Output with colors (ANSI)
  colors: false,
  // Start line offset
  offset: 0,
})

fs.createReadStream( filename )
  .pipe( hexStream )
  .pipe( process.stdout )

Todo

  • [x] Add command line flags for options, usage & version
  • [x] Add command line flags for start, end, length
  • [x] Add color support (greyed out zeros, line numbers, etc.)
  • [x] Add a screenshot or output samples to the README
  • [ ] Display offset in bytes of repetitions instead of line count
  • [ ] Improve performance even further
  • [ ] Add tests
  • [ ] ...