Implements a hash function that computes human-readable output. Built with plain Java and Maven.
The computed values are strings alternating between consonants and vowels. One possible usecase is the pseudonymization of data.
Example outputs of the current implementation are Mezimjhjbu, Xabjfo or La.
Either use the provided static void main, or use the ReadableHash-class:
ReadableHash readableHash = new ReadableHash();
String myHash = readableHash.hashAsReadableString("Hello, World!");
assertEquals("Cjtaqafeyu", myHash);
String myOtherHash = readableHash.toReadableString(1234L);
assertEquals("Subise", myOtherHash);- humanhash by zacharyvoase is a Python program that turns digests into a series of words from the english language, so that it can be "shouted down a hallway".
Copyright 2014 Felix Neumann (http://fxnn.de)
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