Python bindings for the fast non-cryptograpical hash function MetroHash. MetroHash C++ library by J. Andrew Rogers, Python bindings by Dobatymo.
The library has been tested on Linux Python 3.6, and on Windows Python 3.6, 3.7.
pip install metrohash-python
Compilation requires a C++ compiler and optionally Cython.
The usage is similar to Python's hashlib.
>>> import metrohash
>>> h = metrohash.MetroHash128()
>>> h.update(b'asd')
>>> h.update(b'qwe')
>>> h.digest()
b'K\xfb\x17\xeb>\xb2W\xbd\x93\xad\xf6\x17\xceg\x14\xda'
>>> h.hexdigest()
'4bfb17eb3eb257bd93adf617ce6714da'
Or as simple non-incremental function:
>>> import metrohash
>>> metrohash.metrohash128(b'asdqwe')
b'K\xfb\x17\xeb>\xb2W\xbd\x93\xad\xf6\x17\xceg\x14\xda'
The interface for MetroHash64 and metrohash64 is the same.
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Python bindings for MetroHash
We found that metrohash-python 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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