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#cdt hash [STRING]

Hashing functionality, allows user to Hash String/File for all supported types.

USAGE
  $ cdt hash [STRING]
OPTIONS
  -f, --file=file      file to be hashed
  -h, --help           show CLI help
  -s, --string=string  string to be hashed
  -t, --type=type      type of hash [SHA1(default), MD5, SHA256, SHA512, RMD160 or RIPEMD160]
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#Finding hash of a given string for default type ( SHA1 )

$ cdt hash 'abcde'
✔  success   [SHA1] 03de6c570bfe24bfc328ccd7ca46b76eadaf4334
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• we can also use -s flag

$ cdt hash -s 'abcde'
✔  success   [SHA1] 03de6c570bfe24bfc328ccd7ca46b76eadaf4334
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Note: -s flag will override the string passed with argument

#Finding hash for any type

We can use -t or --type flag to pass Type Supported type: SHA1(default), MD5, SHA256, SHA512, RMD160 or RIPEMD160

$ cdt hash -t md5 'abcde'
✔  success   [MD5] ab56b4d92b40713acc5af89985d4b786
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#Finding hash for a File

$ cdt hash -t md5 -f ./file.txt
✔  success   [MD5] ab56b4d92b40713acc5af89985d4b786
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#Writing output to a file

We can use -o or --output flag to pass output file path

$ cdt hash -t sha512 -f ./file.txt -o ./out.txt
ℹ  info      reading file: ./file.txt
✔  success   [SHA512] 4493b97b4a0d21fc561070c48d4a62a9bfbeb78c5d9b3c59abf6d41f70da2e9bd45af63d8c62812cf41e50e352ec41b4f407f71d5778b575c503b70081e7a151
ℹ  info      Could not find file: ./out.txt, creating new one
✔  success   output written to file: ./out.txt
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