d9ef2f0d5b
- Bump all 18 plugins from 0.110.0 to 0.111.0
- Update rust-toolchain.toml channel to 1.93.1 (nu 0.111.0 requires ≥1.91.1)
Fixes:
- interprocess pin =2.2.x → ^2.3.1 in nu_plugin_mcp, nu_plugin_nats, nu_plugin_typedialog
(required by nu-plugin-core 0.111.0)
- nu_plugin_typedialog: BackendType::Web initializer — add open_browser: false field
- nu_plugin_auth: implement missing user_info_to_value helper referenced in tests
Scripts:
- update_all_plugins.nu: fix [package].version update on minor bumps; add [dev-dependencies]
pass; add nu-plugin-test-support to managed crates
- download_nushell.nu: rustup override unset before rm -rf on nushell dir replace;
fix unclosed ) in string interpolation
Hashes for Nushell
A Nushell plugin that adds a collection of 63 cryptographic hash functions from Hashes project.
This plugin's implementation is based on code stolen from the official Nushell repository and on compile-time code generation with a build script.
Excess algorithms can be filtered off by selecting only specific features of the crate.
Installation
To install this plugin with all algorithms available run
nu
cargo install nu_plugin_hashes
plugin add ($env.CARGO_HOME ++ /bin/nu_plugin_hashes)
or on Windows
nu
cargo install nu_plugin_hashes
plugin add ($env.CARGO_HOME ++ /bin/nu_plugin_hashes.exe)
After loading the plugin, execute help hash to list newly added commands
nu
~> help hash
Apply hash function.
...
Subcommands:
hash ascon - Hash a value using the ascon hash algorithm.
hash ascon-a - Hash a value using the ascon-a hash algorithm.
hash belt - Hash a value using the belt hash algorithm.
hash blake2b-512 - Hash a value using the blake2b-512 hash algorithm.
hash blake2s-256 - Hash a value using the blake2s-256 hash algorithm.
hash fsb160 - Hash a value using the fsb160 hash algorithm.
hash fsb224 - Hash a value using the fsb224 hash algorithm.
...
Features
If you only need some algorithms, disable default features and select only those you need
nu
cargo install nu_plugin_hashes --no-default-features --features sha2,streebog
Then check what's installed
nu
~> help hash
Apply hash function.
...
Subcommands:
hash md5 - Hash a value using the md5 hash algorithm.
hash sha224 - Hash a value using the sha224 hash algorithm.
hash sha256 - Hash a value using the sha256 hash algorithm.
hash sha384 - Hash a value using the sha384 hash algorithm.
hash sha512 - Hash a value using the sha512 hash algorithm.
hash sha512-224 - Hash a value using the sha512-224 hash algorithm.
hash sha512-256 - Hash a value using the sha512-256 hash algorithm.
hash streebog256 - Hash a value using the streebog256 hash algorithm.
hash streebog512 - Hash a value using the streebog512 hash algorithm.
Flags:
...
Hashes
The list of implemented algorithms provided by the plugin can be found in the Hashes project repository.
Almost all algorithms from this project are included in this plugin. The
exceptions are MD5 and SHA-256 as they are already present in Nushell, and
those algorithms, that don't implement the Digest trait or require additional
arguments for them to be run.
If you want to import only particular algorithms, build this plugin with those features, which names correspond to the crates, that supply the algorithms you want. Consult this table to match features with required algorithms.
If you disable the default features and forget to enable at least one of them, the plugin won't compile.
Implemetation details
All the functions are implemented via generic code that I borrowed from Nushell source file generic_digest.rs. Help page for each command is generated with a build script. Hashes of the test text for each example are generated during compilation by this script: the test text is fed to each hashing algorithm, and resulting bytes are inserted into examples. This approach isdifferent from Nushell's implementations, where examples are hardcoded as strings. Then, generated examples are tested with nu-plugin-test-support crate. This ensures that the code in examples always behaves exactly as printed.
TODO
Here is a list of things that could not be implemented with code generation
as they don't implement the Digest trait or require additional arguments
to be executed. I doubt that I will ever complete this list so you are welcome
to contribute.
License
This crate is licensed under MIT license.