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Calculate a cryptohash on a file or standard input.

The digest utility calculates message digests of files or, if no file is specified, standard input. The set of supported digests depends on the current Python interpreter and the version of OpenSSL present on the system. However, at a minimum, digest supports the following algorithms:

Argument

Algorithm

md5

The MD5 algorithm

sha1

The SHA-1 algorithm

sha224

The SHA-224 algorithm

sha256

The SHA-256 algorithm

sha384

The SHA-384 algorithm

sha512

The SHA-512 algorithm

For usage information, the algorithms supported by your version of Python, and other information, run:

digest –help

For additional information, see the README (README.md) or visit https://github.com/bmc/digest

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