dirhash - Python module and CLI for hashing of file system directories.

       usage: dirhash [-h] [-v] [-a] [-m  [...]] [-i  [...]] [--empty-dirs]

       [--no-linked-dirs] [--no-linked-files] [-p
              [...]] [-c]

              [-s CHUNK_SIZE] [-j JOBS] [-l] directory

       Determine the hash for a directory.

   positionalarguments:
       directory
              Directory to hash.

   optionalarguments:-h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       -v, --version
              show program's version number and exit

       -a , --algorithm
              Hashing  algorithm to use, by default "md5". Always available: ['md5', 'sha1', 'sha224', 'sha256',
              'sha384', 'sha512']. Additionally available on current  platform:  ['blake2b',  'blake2s',  'md4',
              'md5-sha1',   'ripemd160',   'sha3_224',   'sha3_256',   'sha3_384',   'sha3_512',   'sha512_224',
              'sha512_256', 'shake_128', 'shake_256', 'sm3', 'whirlpool']. Note  that  the  same  algorithm  may
              appear    multiple   times   in   this   set   under   different   names   (thanks   to   OpenSSL)
              [https://docs.python.org/2/library/hashlib.html]

   Filteringoptions:
              Specify what files and directories to include.  All  files  and  directories  (including  symbolic
              links)  are  included  by  default.  The  --match/--ignore  arguments  allows  for selection using
              glob/wildcard (".gitignore style") path matching. Paths relative to  the  root  `directory`  (i.e.
              excluding  the  name  of the root directory itself) are matched against the provided patterns. For
              example, to only include python source files, use: `dirhash path/to/dir -m "*.py"` or  to  exclude
              hidden  files and directories use: `dirhash path/to.dir -i ".*" ".*/"` which is short for `dirhash
              path/to.dir -m "*" "!.*" "!.*/"`. By adding the --list argument, all included paths, for the given
              filtering  arguments,  are  returned  instead  of  the  hash  value.  For  further   details   see
              https://github.com/andhus/dirhash/README.md#filtering

       -m     [  ...],  --match   [  ...]   One or several patterns for paths to include. NOTE: patterns with an
              asterisk must be in quotes ("*") or the asterisk preceded by an escape character (\*).

       -i     [ ...], --ignore  [ ...]  One or several patterns for paths to exclude.  NOTE:  patterns  with  an
              asterisk must be in quotes ("*") or the asterisk preceded by an escape character (\*).

       --empty-dirs
              Include  empty  directories  (containing no files that meet the matching criteria and no non-empty
              sub directories).

       --no-linked-dirs
              Do not include symbolic links to other directories.

       --no-linked-files
              Do not include symbolic links to files.

   Protocoloptions:
              Specify what properties of files and directories to include and whether to allow cyclic links. For
              further details see https://github.com/andhus/dirhash/DIRHASH_STANDARD.md#protocol

       -p     [ ...], --properties  [ ...]  List of file/directory properties to include in the hash.  Available
              properties  are:  ['name',  'data', 'is_link'] and at least one of name and data must be included.
              Default is [data name] which means that both the name/paths and content (actual data) of files and
              directories will be included

       -c, --allow-cyclic-links
              Allow presence of cyclic links (by hashing the relative path to the target directory).

       Implementation options:

       -s CHUNK_SIZE, --chunk-size CHUNK_SIZE
              The chunk size (in bytes) for reading of files.

       -j JOBS, --jobs JOBS
              Number of jobs (parallel processes) to use.

   Specialoptions:-l, --list
              List the file paths that will be taken into account, given the provided filtering options.

       dirhash - Python module and CLI for hashing of file system directories.

       The full documentation for dirhash is maintained as a Texinfo manual.  If the info and  dirhash  programs
       are properly installed at your site, the command

              infodirhash

       should give you access to the complete manual.

dirhash 0.2.1                                     December 2021                                       DIRHASH(1)