I made a command-line tool to check files for bitrot or modification: checkr

• checkr

  2 4 0.0 Python

  Checkr monitors file integrity by creating checksums and verifying them. (by cbunn81)

Anywho, checkr is a command-line tool that will scan some files and record checksum digests for each file. Then, you can later check those to see if there have been any changes. By default, an SQLite database is used via SQLAlchemy to store the results, but there is an option to use a flat CSV file instead. I used Typer to structure the command interface and Rich for the progress bar and some other output.

• typer

  86 14,347 8.7 Python

  Typer, build great CLIs. Easy to code. Based on Python type hints.

Anywho, checkr is a command-line tool that will scan some files and record checksum digests for each file. Then, you can later check those to see if there have been any changes. By default, an SQLite database is used via SQLAlchemy to store the results, but there is an option to use a flat CSV file instead. I used Typer to structure the command interface and Rich for the progress bar and some other output.

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• rich

  148 46,981 8.3 Python

  Rich is a Python library for rich text and beautiful formatting in the terminal.

  

Anywho, checkr is a command-line tool that will scan some files and record checksum digests for each file. Then, you can later check those to see if there have been any changes. By default, an SQLite database is used via SQLAlchemy to store the results, but there is an option to use a flat CSV file instead. I used Typer to structure the command interface and Rich for the progress bar and some other output.

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