0.2.0

Changes in 0.2.0

• Move library part to separate crate

• Add eol flag

  With the --eol flag you can change the end-of-line sequence that will
  be appended to each normalized line to generate the hash. This can be
  useful if you explicitly want CRLF endings, for example.

  Please note that you need to escape control characters properly in your
  shell. For Bash, you can type:

  normalized-hasher --eol $'\r\n' input.txt output.txt

• Add no-eof flag

  With the --no-eof flag you can avoid appending the EOL sequence at the
  end of the file. This is for use cases where such trailing EOL is not
  desireable, like in Windows files. In contrast to UNIX files which
  usually end with a final LF, Windows files do not usually end with an
  additional CRLF.

• Add ignore-whitespaces flag

  In some extreme cases, you might want to ignore all whitespaces in a
  file. With the --ignore-whitespaces flag, all whitespaces are removed
  prior to generate the hash.

0.1.0

Changes in 0.1.0

Initial release.