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Adds support for calculating Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) to the Digest module.
- Provides support for the following CRC algorithms:
- {Digest::CRC1 CRC1}
- {Digest::CRC5 CRC5}
- {Digest::CRC8 CRC8}
- {Digest::CRC81Wire CRC8 1-Wire}
- {Digest::CRC16 CRC16}
- {Digest::CRC16CCITT CRC16 CCITT}
- {Digest::CRC16DNP CRC16 DNP}
- {Digest::CRC16Modbus CRC16 Modbus}
- {Digest::CRC16USB CRC16 USB}
- {Digest::CRC16XModem CRC16 XModem}
- {Digest::CRC16ZModem CRC16 ZModem}
- {Digest::CRC16QT CRC16 QT}
- {Digest::CRC24 CRC24}
- {Digest::CRC32 CRC32}
- {Digest::CRC32c CRC32c}
- {Digest::CRC32Mpeg CRC32 Mpeg}
- {Digest::CRC64 CRC64}
- Pure Ruby implementation.
- Provides CRC Tables for optimized calculations.
gem install digest-crc
Calculate a CRC32:
require 'digest/crc32'
Digest::CRC32.hexdigest('hello')
# => "3610a686"
Calculate a CRC32 of a file:
Digest::CRC32.file('README.md')
# => #<Digest::CRC32: 127ad531>
Incrementally calculate a CRC32:
crc = Digest::CRC32.new
crc << 'one'
crc << 'two'
crc << 'three'
crc.hexdigest
# => "09e1c092"
Directly access the checksum:
crc.checksum
# => 165789842
Defining your own CRC class:
require 'digest/crc32'
module Digest
class CRC3000 < CRC32
WIDTH = 4
INIT_CRC = 0xffffffff
XOR_MASK = 0xffffffff
TABLE = [
# ....
].freeze
def update(data)
data.each_byte do |b|
@crc = (((@crc >> 8) & 0x00ffffff) ^ @table[(@crc ^ b) & 0xff])
end
return self
end
end
end
Special thanks go out to the pycrc library which is able to generate C source-code for all of the CRC algorithms, including their CRC Tables.
Copyright (c) 2010-2014 Hal Brodigan
See {file:LICENSE.txt} for license information.