I was actually looking for something like this a few days ago. This is pretty useful as there's no crc32sum readily available on linux. Thanks for that!I would personally change a few things, mostly small nitpicks to be fair.Prefer [[ ]] over [ ] for tests. Source: https://www.shellcheck.net/wiki/SC2292Use $0 instead of hardcoding crc32sum in the help messages. That way it will work even if someone names the script differentlyYou could exit 0 after the help and end the if there instead of having the whole work being done in an else.As I said, nitpicks!Also, I like that your example uses *.smc, that's also the reason I needed a crc32sum 🤣
I was actually looking for something like this a few days ago. This is pretty useful as there's no crc32sum readily available on linux. Thanks for that!
I would personally change a few things, mostly small nitpicks to be fair.
[[ ]]
over[ ]
for tests. Source: https://www.shellcheck.net/wiki/SC2292$0
instead of hardcodingcrc32sum
in the help messages. That way it will work even if someone names the script differentlyexit 0
after the help and end theif
there instead of having the whole work being done in anelse
.As I said, nitpicks!
Also, I like that your example uses
*.smc
, that's also the reason I needed a crc32sum 🤣