Kushn is a robust and lightweight utility written in Rust for generating SHA256 hashes of files.
It recursively scans all files in the current directory and its subdirectories, creating a JSON file.
This file provides a clear overview of each file and its corresponding hash.
- Hashing: Generates SHA256 hashes for all files in the current directory and nested directories.
- Customizable Output: Allows specification of a custom output file name.
- Ignores Files or Folders: Supports the use of a
.kushnignorefile to specify files, folders, or file types to be excluded from the scan.
Install Kushn directly from the official Rust package manager, cargo:
cargo install kushnRun Kushn in the current directory:
kushnTo specify a custom output file name, use:
kushn --name your_name.jsonTo ignore specific files, folders, nested folders, or file types during the scan, create a .kushnignore file in the root directory.
- Ignore a folder:
folder - Ignore a nested folder:
folder/subfolder - Ignore a specific file type:
*.txt - Ignore a specific file:
test.txtorfolder/test.txt
The output will be a JSON file (kushn_result.json by default, or a custom name if specified) containing an array of objects.
Each object represents a file and its hash.
Example output:
[
{
"path": "folder/test.txt",
"hash": "12345"
}
]Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome.
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.