Hash Quick start
package main
import (
"fmt"
"crypto/md5"
"crypto/sha1"
"github.com/buzzxu/boys/common/structs"
)
type S struct {
Str string
Num int
}
func main() {
s := S{"hello", 123}
hash, err := structs.Hash(s, 1)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Println(hash)
// Prints: v1_41011bfa1a996db6d0b1075981f5aa8f
fmt.Println(structs.Version(hash))
// Prints: 1
fmt.Printf("%x\n", structs.Md5(s, 1))
// Prints: 41011bfa1a996db6d0b1075981f5aa8f
fmt.Printf("%x\n", structs.Sha1(s, 1))
// Prints: 5ff72df7212ce8c55838fb3ec6ad0c019881a772
fmt.Printf("%x\n", md5.Sum(structs.Dump(s, 1)))
// Prints: 41011bfa1a996db6d0b1075981f5aa8f
fmt.Printf("%x\n", sha1.Sum(structs.Dump(s, 1)))
// Prints: 5ff72df7212ce8c55838fb3ec6ad0c019881a772
}
structhash supports struct tags in the following forms:
hash:"-"
, or
hash:"name:{string} version:{number} lastversion:{number} method:{string}"
All fields are optional and may be ommitted. Their semantics is:
-
- ignore field
name:{string}
- rename field (may be useful when you want to rename field but keep hashes unchanged for backward compatibility)
version:{number}
- ignore field if version passed to structhash is smaller than given number
lastversion:{number}
- ignore field if version passed to structhash is greater than given number
method:{string}
- use the return value of a field's method instead of the field itself
Example:
type MyStruct struct {
Ignored string `hash:"-"`
Renamed string `hash:"name:OldName version:1"`
Legacy string `hash:"version:1 lastversion:2"`
Serialized error `hash:"method:Error"`
}
Nil values
When hash is calculated, nil pointers, nil slices, and nil maps are treated equally to zero values of corresponding type. E.g., nil pointer to string is equivalent to empty string, and nil slice is equivalent to empty slice.