This code generates and checks URIs that represent content such as plain bytes or RDF data, and contain a cryptographic hash value. This hash can be used to check that the respective content has not been accidentally or deliberately modified. This is an examle of a hash-URI:
http://example.org/np1.RAcbjcRIQozo2wBMq4WcCYkFAjRz0AX-Ux3PquZZrC68s
See the hash-URI specification and the preprint article describing the approach.
See the examples.
To build this package, simply run the script build.sh (requires Maven):
$ scripts/build.sh
Run the following command to check a file or URL with a hash-URI:
$ scripts/CheckFile.sh [FILE-OR-URL]
The following command adds a hash to a local file using algorithm FA:
$ scripts/ProcessFile.sh [FILE]
To transform an RDF document, use this command (the second argument is optional):
$ scripts/TransformRdf.sh [FILE] [BASE-URI]
For nanopublications you can use the following command:
$ scripts/TransformNanopub.sh [FILE]
This should work in theory, but in practice it doesn't. Maven gives many "already added, skipping" messages and then when running the commands the required Sesame parser factories are not found...
To generate a single jar file that includes all dependencies:
$ mvn compile assembly:single
You may want to give the resulting jar file a shorter name:
$ mv target/hashuri-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar hashuri.jar
Then the commands can be run like this:
$ java -jar hashuri.jar CheckFile [FILE]
hashuri-java is free software under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt.