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sha-regex

Regular expression for matching SHA hashes in strings.

Install

~ ❯❯❯ npm install sha-regex

Usage

const sha = require('sha-regex')

sha().test('nodejsrocks 84de6753b298abd027fcd1d790eade2413eafb5a')
//=> true

sha({exact: true}).test('nodejsrocks 84de6753b298abd027fcd1d790eade2413eafb5a foo')
//=> false

sha({exact: true}).test('84de6753b298abd027fcd1d790eade2413eafb5a')
//=> true

sha.version(256, {exact: true}).test('c6cb50e7eea0df1fd3eaf52ada2358f5423afd7c0b5ee2395231a9b3208ffcaf')
//=> true

sha.version(512, {exact: true}).test('84de6753b298abd027fcd1d790eade2413eafb5a')
//=> false

'nodejsrocks 	84de6753b298abd027fcd1d790eade2413eafb5a rainbow c6cb50e7eea0df1fd3eaf52ada2358f5423afd7c0b5ee2395231a9b3208ffcaf'.match(sha())
//=> ['84de6753b298abd027fcd1d790eade2413eafb5a','c6cb50e7eea0df1fd3eaf52ada2358f5423afd7c0b5ee2395231a9b3208ffca']

API

sha([options])

Returns a regex for matching SHA hashes.

options

Type: Object

exact

Type: boolean<br> Default: false (Matches any SHA hash in a string)

Only match an exact string. Useful with RegExp#test() to check if a string is a SHA hash.

sha.version(version, [options])

Returns a regex for matching specific SHA version hashes.

version

Type: integer<br> Supported Versions: 1, 224, 256, 384, 512

Match a specific version of SHA.

options

Type: Object

exact

Type: boolean<br> Default: false (Matches any SHA hash in a string)

Only match an exact string. Useful with RegExp#test() to check if a string is a SHA hash.

License

MIT © Nikolaos Kamarinakis