Verify Hash can be use to generate hash of a file or to verify the integrity of the file.
- If you have Python3 installed. You can use the
.py
file.
- If you are using Python with Windows, use verify_hash_no_color.py file.
- If you are using Linux/macOS, you can use any
.py
file. But if you are using colored version i.e., verify_hash.py make sure you install, termcolor package in Python.
- You can use binaries/executable version as well.
- Binaries are in executables folder.
- After downloading, paste the file in
Documents
folder and open Terminal/Command Prompt. - Enter the command,
cd Documents
. - Run the file by typing
./
followed by file name. For eg.,./verify_hash.exe
(for Windows) and./verify_hash
(for Linux/macOS).
Note: On Linux/macOS, before running the file, you might need to run chmod 755 verify_hash
to make it executable.
- -h or --help: Displays all the available options.
- -f or --file: This option needs to be used as to define for which file you need the program to calculate hash value.
- -t or --type: This options needs to be used as to define which type of hashing algorithm to support.
- -v or --verify-hash: Optional. Can be used to specify the Hash Value from the website to verify it.
Note: Program supports most of the common hashing algorithm, but if you uses an algorithm that is not supported by the program, it will gives back an error.
- Green: Successful.
- Blue: In process.
- Red: Unsuccessful or Errors.
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