hash-expander
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Hash expander turns short Git SHA-1s into their longer counterpart. Might be useful for other things, too.
var hashes = [
"eb99c3097f97ec7b4e36458fdcc8892b01caa118",
"c29b26c4f8e5aa69d8c168dbb63f190758cc2983",
"6c49956d2686abee298d56b46cec0c4e95b535be",
"6c3f685f17c3531a78647fe97650fcd08d30149b",
"b3cda2c4ca3efe3340dc0b676cb3404d27b830af",
"74e8963bbea1c9a076b6e76897f509b57e227d39",
"fab1eda19d2af1685438bbb3fefa4e25f7d7db94",
"33d99e7e7c1e2984cca3584058d6f4607b36070e",
"d8207b83fdbb93f157706c1aad22e7ad006ea55d",
// …
]
var expand = require("hash-expander")(hashes);
expand("eb99"); // "eb99c3097f97ec7b4e36458fdcc8892b01caa118"
expand("c29b26c"); // "c29b26c4f8e5aa69d8c168dbb63f190758cc2983"
// etc.
Currently only handles ASCII input and hashes.
FAQs
Turns short Git SHA-1s into their longer counterpart.
We found that hash-expander demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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