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tektrans-machine-id

v1.1.2

Published

CLI tool to extract hashed machine-id, compatible with Tektrans License Manager

Downloads

12

Readme

tektrans-machine-id

CLI tool to extract hashed machine-id.

Compatible and created for Tektrans License Manager.

This tool is a simple wrap of node-machine-id as a CLI tool to extract machine-id.

Install and Usage

Simplest mode using npx

Using npx, you can run it instantly without installing the package.

$ npx tektrans-machine-id
8a83665f3798727f14f92ad0e6c99fdab08ee731d6cd644c131223fd2f4fed2a

$ npx tektrans-machine-id --original
11111111111111111111111111111111

Git clone

Alternatively, you can clone the source using git and run the cli tool.

$ git clone https://github.com/tektrans/tektrans-machine-id.git
$ cd tektrans-machine-id
$ npm ci
$ node index.js
8a83665f3798727f14f92ad0e6c99fdab08ee731d6cd644c131223fd2f4fed2a

$ node index.js --original
11111111111111111111111111111111

Options

  --help      Show help                                                [boolean]
  --version   Show version number                                      [boolean]
  --original  If true return original value of machine id, otherwise return
              hashed value (sha-256), default: false                   [boolean]

Old Node.js before v12

Because of latest yargs minimum support is Node.js v12, we provide alternative version without yargs options support.

$ npx -p tektrans-machine-id tektrans-machine-id-old

And to show original (non sha256 hashed):

$ npx -p tektrans-machine-id tektrans-machine-id-old-original

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md file.

Credit

  • node-machine-id. Yes, we just wrap that package in a simple CLI script. Big thanks for them.

License

Licensed under MIT License. So, feel free to use it if you think it would be usefull for you.

Copyright TEKTRANS 2021.

http://tektrans.id/