hrep

grep for binary files.

Examples

TODO add some...

Usage

usage: hrep [-h] [-x HEX] [-a ASCII] [-e REGEX] [-r] [--chunk-size CHUNK_SIZE]
            [-d] [-X] [-w DUMP_WIDTH] [-s] [-A AFTER] [-B BEFORE] [-C CONTEXT]
            [-I INCLUDE] [-E EXCLUDE] [-L] [-l] [-c] [-m NUM] [-p]
            [--no-color] [--monochrome]
            [HEX] [filename [filename ...]]

Search for binary sequences in files

positional arguments:
  HEX                   Hex encoded binary sequence to search for
  filename              List of files to search in

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -x HEX, --hex HEX     Search for a hexadecimal pattern('?' matches a single
                        nibble, '*' matches any number of bytes)
  -a ASCII, --ascii ASCII
                        Search for an ASCII string
  -e REGEX, --regex REGEX
                        Search for a regular expression
  -r, --recursive       Recursively search in directories
  --chunk-size CHUNK_SIZE
                        Override default buffer size
  -d, --decimal-offset  Output decimal file offsets (by default prints hex)
  -X, --no-hexdump      Disable hex dump
  -w DUMP_WIDTH, --dump-width DUMP_WIDTH
                        Width of hex dump
  -s, --summary         Print summary at the end
  -A AFTER, --after AFTER
                        Number of additional bytes to display after match
  -B BEFORE, --before BEFORE
                        Number of additional bytes to display before match
  -C CONTEXT, --context CONTEXT
                        Number of additional bytes to display before and after
                        match
  -I INCLUDE, --include INCLUDE
                        Filename pattern to include
  -E EXCLUDE, --exclude EXCLUDE
                        Filename pattern to exclude
  -L, --files-without-match
                        Only output unmatching filenames
  -l, --files-with-match
                        Only output matching filenames
  -c, --count           Only output number of matches for each input file
  -m NUM, --max-count NUM
                        Stop searching after NUM matches.
  -p, --progress        Enable progress display
  --no-color            Disable color output
  --monochrome          Use monochrome color scheme

Unless one of --files-with(out)-match, --count is specified, each output line
corresponds to a match in the format: `<filename>:<offset>:<match>'