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@cloudraker/quickxorhash

v1.1.0

Published

TypeScript implementation of the QuickXorHash algorithm

Readme

@cloudraker/quickxorhash

TypeScript implementation of QuickXorHash, the 160-bit non-cryptographic hash Microsoft uses on OneDrive for Business and SharePoint.

A quick, simple non-cryptographic hash algorithm that works by XORing the bytes in a circular-shifting fashion. — Microsoft OneDrive Dev Center

Install

npm add @cloudraker/quickxorhash

Runs anywhere that supports BigUint64Array and TextEncoder (Node ≥ 18, modern browsers, Bun, Deno). No dependencies.

Usage

One-shot

import { QuickXorHash } from "@cloudraker/quickxorhash";

QuickXorHash.hashBase64("hello world"); // base64 string
QuickXorHash.hashHex("hello world"); // hex string
QuickXorHash.hash(buf); // Uint8Array (20 bytes)
QuickXorHash.hash(buf, "base64"); // base64 string
QuickXorHash.hash(buf, "hex"); // hex string

Streaming / incremental

import { createReadStream } from "node:fs";
import { QuickXorHash } from "@cloudraker/quickxorhash";

const qx = new QuickXorHash();
for await (const chunk of createReadStream("big-file.bin")) {
  qx.update(chunk);
}
console.log(qx.digest("base64"));

update() accepts Uint8Array, ArrayBuffer (or any ArrayBufferLike), or string (UTF-8) and returns this for chaining. digest() is idempotent and leaves the internal state untouched — call reset() to reuse the instance.

QuickXorHash is also available as the default export:

import QuickXorHash from "@cloudraker/quickxorhash";

CLI

For convenience, The package ships a quickxorhash script that hashes one or more files and prints the base64 digest, in the style of shasum:

quickxorhash file.bin
# aZ4QPiBp1z…=

quickxorhash a.bin b.bin
# aZ4QPiBp1z…=  a.bin
# 0KQwHs3Bk2…=  b.bin

Exits non-zero if any file can't be read.

API

Accepted input types (HashInput): Uint8Array | ArrayBufferLike | string.

| Member | Returns | | ----------------------------------- | ----------------------- | | new QuickXorHash() | instance | | QuickXorHash.hashBase64(data) | string | | QuickXorHash.hashHex(data) | string | | QuickXorHash.hash(data) | Uint8Array (20 bytes) | | QuickXorHash.hash(data, 'base64') | string | | QuickXorHash.hash(data, 'hex') | string | | hash.update(chunk) | this | | hash.digest() | Uint8Array (20 bytes) | | hash.digest('base64' \| 'hex') | string | | hash.reset() | this |

Verification

pnpm test

See also