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@multiformats/murmur3
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Multiformats Murmur3 implementations
$ npm i @multiformats/murmur3
MultihashHashers
s are exported from this library, they produce MultihashDigest
s. Details about these can be found in the multiformats multihash interface definitions.
import * as Block from 'multiformats/block'
import * as codec from '@ipld/dag-cbor'
import { murmur3128 as hasher } from '@multiformats/murmur3'
async function run () {
const value = { hello: 'world' }
const block = await Block.encode({ value, hasher, codec })
console.log(block.cid)
// -> CID(bafyseebn7ksk6khsn4an2lzmae6wm4qk)
}
run().catch(console.error)
The @multiformats/murmur3
package exports murmur332
and murmur3128
MultihashHasher
s. The Multicodecs table defines these multihashes.
The murmur3-32
, multicodec code 0x23
, may be imported as:
import { murmur332 } from '@multiformats/murmur3'
The murmur3-128
, multicodec code 0x22
, may be imported as:
import { murmur3128 } from '@multiformats/murmur3'
The murmur3-x64-64
(which is first 64-bits of murmur3-128
used in UnixFS directory sharding), multicodec code 0x22
, may be imported as:
import { murmur364 } from '@multiformats/murmur3'
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Multiformats Murmur3 implementations
The npm package @multiformats/murmur3 receives a total of 42,794 weekly downloads. As such, @multiformats/murmur3 popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @multiformats/murmur3 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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