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Command line interface for the Hashproof Content Provenance API. Verify, store, resolve, and fingerprint digital assets from the terminal.
Run it without installing, using npx:
npx hashproof status
Or install it globally:
npm install -g hashproof
The verify, store, resolve, and fingerprint commands require an API key. Keys start with hpsk_. Save one with:
hashproof config set-key hpsk_your_key
You can also provide the key through the environment, which takes precedence over the saved key:
export HASHPROOF_API_KEY=hpsk_your_key
The status command does not require a key.
hashproof verify <file> # Check a file's content provenance
hashproof store <file> # Store a C2PA manifest for a file
hashproof resolve <file> # Resolve provenance by soft binding
hashproof fingerprint <file> # Compute a perceptual fingerprint
hashproof status # Report API service status
hashproof config set-key <key> # Save your API key
hashproof config set-url <url> # Set a custom API base URL
hashproof config show # Show the current configuration
store accepts --title (-t) to set an asset title. fingerprint accepts --algorithm (-a), which defaults to phash-dct-64.
Configuration is stored at ~/.hashproof/config.json. Two environment variables override the saved values:
HASHPROOF_API_KEY overrides the saved API key.HASHPROOF_BASE_URL overrides the API base URL. The default is https://api.hashproof.ai.MIT
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The npm package hashproof receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, hashproof popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hashproof demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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