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pkg-hash

v3.0.1

Published

Generates an MD5 hash based on your local source code using package.json "main" as entry and hashing every local require sources using Acorn and a proper AST

Downloads

33

Readme

pkg-hash

Generates an MD5 hash of a CommonJS module using detective (JavaScript Acorn parser) to get a list of all the require's and hash only the local sources, starting with the "main" field in package.json.

Example

const pkgHash = require('pkg-hash');

const hash = pkgHash('/path/to/a/commonjs/module');
console.log('Hash:', hash);

Purpose

The purpose of pkg-hash is to make integrity checks between different versions/installations of an npm module.
I know that npm already gives a hash of your module when you install it, but it does not take source code into account.
Kevoree needs to be able to check whether or not a change in the source code has happen in order to update or not a module.
Well, here it is.

Related

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