verisum makes the output of md5sum -c or sha256sum -c prettier.
You can download pre-compiled binaries from GitHub Release.
To compile from source code, follow the steps below:
git clone https://github.com/kojix2/verisum
cd verisum
shards build --release
sudo cp bin/verisum /usr/local/bin/Homebrew:
brew install kojix2/brew/verisum
Options;
-c, --calc Compute checksums
-a, --algorithm ALGO (md5|sha1|sha256|sha512)
-A, --absolute Output absolute path [false]
-v, --verbose Output checksums and errors, etc [false]
-C, --chdir DIR Change working directory before processing
-N, --no-clear Do not clear the line after output [false]
--color WHEN When to use color (auto|always|never) [auto]
-D, --debug Print a backtrace on error
-h, --help Show this message
-V, --version Show version
To verify the checksums with:
verisum md5.txtExample output:
4 files in md5.txt
4 files, 4 success, 0 mismatch, 0 errors (0.0 seconds)
We recommend using standard Unix commands for calculations, but if standard Unix commands are not available, you can also use this tool for calculations.
Note that the effect of the -c option is the opposite of md5sum.
verisum -c -a md5 * | tee md5.txtSort the file list before calculating the checksums:
find . -type f | sort | xargs verisum -c -a md5 | tee md5.txtExample output:
62525c1aa35e61fb4e60c053e1faa849 LICENSE
3be217b6d3ac7c38e1805b01b1be0178 README.md
cb9c37b1954a07579e044e33521c993d shard.lock
c680044745baa4b423450c9ecb8baebb shard.yml
Pull requests are welcome.
MIT