integrity-checker

integrity-checker

Table of content

• Installation
• Usages
  • CLI
  • API
• Examples

Installation

Go is required to run this program. You can download the Go installer here.
Once Go is installed, you can clone the project using git:
HTTPS: git clone https://github.com/DataHearth/integrity-checker.git
SSH: [email protected]:DataHearth/integrity-checker.git

Another solution is to use Go itself:
go get github.com/DataHearth/integrity-checker

Usages

You have 2 way to run the programm, use the CLI version or the API.
The CLI is made for a quick usage like checking a download, etc...
The API version is made for an integration in another program.

CLI

To use the program, 5 flags are available. One is required and 4 have default values. Flags order don't matter as long the required one is not missing.

-algorithm: Which algorithm is use with your checksum or your checkfile's checksums.
Supported algorithms: SHA1, SHA224, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512, SHA512/224, SHA512/224, MD5
Default: SHA1
Note: If your favorite algorithm is missing, you can create an issue and I'll do my best to implement it as soon as possible.

-file: Path to your file. It could be a checkfile or a simple to check.
Require

-checksum: If the file provided in the flag -file is a simple file, this field should contain the related checksum.
Default: An empty string

-check: If the file provided in the flag -file is a checkfile, put the flag to TRUE.
Default: TRUE

-verbose: An option if you want to have details during the process
Default: FALSE

API

Two Structures are available:

The CheckerConfig structure is here to set a global configuration a checker. It takes a file (path), an algorithm and if the file is a checkfile.

Checker structure is simpler, a verbose field (if you want more output) and it's related configuration. Please note that functions are implemented to work with Checker and are only available through a Checker object.

Examples