Very simple CLI tool that reads a file from the standard input and prints it in a series of different encodings. Right now only supports very basic encodings, and reads n bytes at a time (set with -width, must be a multiple of 8)
Simply build the program and install it on your local system
go build -o byteviewer ./main
sudo mv byteviewer /usr/local/bin
Simply read from any standard input and flag all the formats you want to display, like so:
cat myfile | byteviewer -int32 -hex -uint8
uint8 int32 hex
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
184,11,0,0,89,110,0,0 3000,28249 b80b0000596e0000
92,126,0,0,95,142,0,0 32348,36447 5c7e00005f8e0000
98,158,0,0,101,174,0,0 40546,44645 629e000065ae0000
104,190,0,0,107,206,0,0 48744,52843 68be00006bce0000
110,222,0,0,113,238,0,0 56942,61041 6ede000071ee0000(sample output)
Or you can do:
byteviewer -int32 -hex -uint8 -file myfileto read directly from a file.
Supported formats (WIP):
- int8
- uint8
- int16
- uint16
- int32
- uint32
- float32
- int64
- uint64
- float64
- hex
- ascii
- utf8