HashRust is a command-line util for hashing files. Supports MD5, SHA1, SHA2, SHA3, Blake2
and Whirlpool
.
Multi-threaded by default using Rayon.
cargo build -r
It was build on Windows, but has an option to behave in a case-sensitive way for Linux.
hash_rust.exe filespec [flags] [options]
For example:
hash_rust.exe *.txt -a sha2
hash_rust.exe *.txt --algorithm md5 --debug
Or pipe in a list of files:
dir *.txt /b | hash_rust.exe
-h, --help Prints help information
-d, --debug Debug messages
-c, --case-sensitive Case-sensitive glob matching
-x, --exclude-filenames Exclude filenames from output
-s, --single-thread Single-threaded (not multi-threaded)
-a, --algorithm [algorithm] Hash algorithm to use
-e, --encoding [encoding] Encoding to use (hex, base64, base32)
-l, --limit [num] Limit number of files processed (eg only process the first one)
CRC32 can only be output as 32-bit integer, the -e
option cannot be used with it.
MD5, SHA1,
WHIRLPOOL, BLAKE2S-256, BLAKE2B-512,
SHA2 / SHA2-256, SHA2-224, SHA2-384, SHA2-512,
SHA3 / SHA3-256, SHA3-384, SHA3-512
The default is SHA3-256
The project also includes a Powershell wrapper to parse the output into useful objects.
$results = dir *.txt | .\hashfile.ps1 -algorithm sha3
..or..
$results = .\hashfile.ps1 *.txt -algorithm sha3
$results