Hash

Contains all the relevant information for a salted hash. Note the digest type can be obtained via DigestOf!(SomeHashType).

struct Hash (

TDigest

) if (

isAnyDigest!TDigest

) {

AnyDigestType!TDigest hash;

TDigest digest;

string toString(string delegate(Digest) digestCodeOfObj = toDelegate(&defaultDigestCodeOfObj));

void toString(ref Sink sink, string delegate(Digest) digestCodeOfObj = toDelegate(&defaultDigestCodeOfObj));

string toCryptString(string delegate(Digest) digestCodeOfObj = toDelegate(&defaultDigestCryptCodeOfObj));

void toCryptString(ref Sink sink, string delegate(Digest) digestCodeOfObj = toDelegate(&defaultDigestCryptCodeOfObj));

}

Members

Functions

toCryptString string toCryptString(string delegate(Digest) digestCodeOfObj = toDelegate(&defaultDigestCryptCodeOfObj))
void toCryptString(ref Sink sink, string delegate(Digest) digestCodeOfObj = toDelegate(&defaultDigestCryptCodeOfObj)): Just like toString, but instead of standard DAuth-style format, the output string is in the crypt(3)-style format.
toString string toString(string delegate(Digest) digestCodeOfObj = toDelegate(&defaultDigestCodeOfObj))
void toString(ref Sink sink, string delegate(Digest) digestCodeOfObj = toDelegate(&defaultDigestCodeOfObj)): Encodes the digest, salt and hash into a convenient forward-compatible string format, ready for insertion into a database.

Variables

digest TDigest digest;: The digest that was used for hashing.
hash AnyDigestType!TDigest hash;: The hash of the salted password. To obtain a printable DB-friendly string, pass this to std.digest.digest.toHexString.
salt Salt salt;: The salt that was used.

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