Kryptor

Description

A simple command line cryptography tool made in Rust

Installations

required cargo to install

then in your CLI

$ cargo install kryptor

Features

Kryptor offers following key features:

• Encode/Decode: Kryptor supports encoding and decoding of various formats, including base64, base32, ROT13, A1Z26, and hexadecimal (hex).
• Hashing: You can hash strings using popular algorithms like SHA256 and SHA512.
• Hexdump: Kryptor provides the ability to create hexdumps of files.

Usage/Examples

$ kryptor -h       
Kryptor 0.1.3
A simple command-line cryptography tool

USAGE:
    kryptor [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [FILE]...

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -p, --hexdump    hexdump the file specified
    -V, --version    Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -d, --decode <decode>    decode text to the format specified [possible values: base32, base64, hex, ROT13, A1Z26]
    -e, --encode <encode>    encode to the format specified [possible values: base32, base64, hex, ROT13, A1Z26]
    -s, --hash <hash>        hash the strings in the file [possible values: SHA256, SHA512]

ARGS:
    <FILE>...    Input file(s) or leave blank to recieve input from stdin [default: -]

Examples

Here are some examples of how to use Kryptor:

• encode the context of a file in base64 and save it to a new file:

$ kryptor --encode base64 file.txt > output.txt

• Hash the strings in a file using SHA256 and display the result:

$ kryptor --hash SHA256 file.txt

• Create a hexdump of a file:

$ kryptor -p file.txt