hashlib-additional 1.2

Additional hashlib-compatible hashing digests

hashlib-additional - Additional hashlib-compatible hashing digests

• https://pypi.org/project/hashlib-additional/
• https://github.com/rfinnie/python-hashlib-additional

About

This module packages several additional hashing digests in a hashlib-compatible format. It implements the following digests:

• null - Always outputs null byte "hashes", with a configurable digest_size
• random - Always outputs random "hashes", with a configurable digest_size
• crc32 - CRC32 digest, 4 byte digest_size
• adler32 - Adler-32 digest, 4 byte digest_size
• fletcher16 - Fletcher 8-bit implementation, 2 byte digest_size
• fletcher32 - Fletcher 16-bit implementation, 4 byte digest_size
• fletcher64 - Fletcher 32-bit implementation, 8 byte digest_size
• fnv0 - Fowler-Noll-Vo hash version 0, 4 (default) through 128 byte configurable digest_size
• fnv1 - Fowler-Noll-Vo hash version 1, 4 (default) through 128 byte configurable digest_size
• fnv1a - Fowler-Noll-Vo hash version 1a, 4 (default) through 128 byte configurable digest_size
• cksum - Unix cksum checksum, 4 byte digest_size
• sysv - Unix System V checksum, 2 byte digest_size
• bsd - BSD checksum, 2 byte digest_size
• udp - UDP checksum, 2 byte digest_size
• twoping - 2ping checksum, 2 byte digest_size
• sdbm - sdbm (ndbm reimplementation) checksum, 4 byte digest_size
• djb2 - Daniel J. Bernstein's checksum, 4 byte digest_size

Unless stated, all digest outputs are big-endian (network byte order).

"sysv", "bsd" and "cksum" results are just the hash (in byte form), even though technically the full checksum (as returned by "sum" and "cksum") is comprised of the decimal hash and input length, separated by a space.

Example

>>> import hashlib_additional
>>> digest = hashlib_additional.new('crc32')
>>> digest.update(b'foo')
>>> digest.hexdigest()
'8c736521'

>>> hashlib_additional.algorithms_available
{'adler32', 'bsd', 'cksum', 'crc32', 'fletcher16', 'fletcher32',
 'fletcher64', 'null', 'random', 'sysv', 'twoping', 'udp'}

>>> digest = hashlib_additional.twoping(b'bar')
>>> digest.digest()
b'+\x9e'

>>> import io
>>> import hashlib
>>> digest = hashlib.file_digest(io.BytesIO(b'bar'), hashlib_additional.twoping)
>>> digest.digest()
b'+\x9e'

License

Copyright © 2019 Ryan Finnie [e-mail]

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