You can get this project directly using pip or uv: Using pip: ```bash pip install pyhashprint ``` Or using uv: ```bash uv tool install pyhashprint ``` For source code and usage instructions see the GitHub repository. This project of mine solves a very unique and niche problem, that is identifying hashes. Hashes are a really confusing thing because a ton of algorithms can generate them easily but it is not so easy to identify which algorithm produced the hash in question. To solve this problem, I coded this project. It can identify 90+ hashes and export results to various formats. Moreover, there's also colored output for better readability and aesthetics. It takes a second to get this thing going, so give it a try.   submitted by   /u/RopeImaginary1368 [link]   [comments]