Two new features have been added to https://hashes.com, List Matcher & File Parser.
List Matcher:
https://hashes.com/en/listmatcher
List Matcher instructions. This feature allows you to parse your files to match hash:info + item:hash = item:info.
1. Select the file containing hash:info, then press Submit
2a. Under "Split", type in the delimiter / symbol used to separate hash:info -- usually colon :
2b. Under "Join", type in the delimiter / symbol you wish to separate hash:info in output -- usually colon :
3. Select the Column containing your hashes
4. Select the file containing the rest of the data (item:hash)
5. Preview the lines of the file you just uploaded and confirm the delimiter / symbol -- usually colon :
6. Select the Column containing your hashes
7. Choose which columns to include in your output file (info)
8. Choose which columns to include in your output file (item)
9. Choose the order that the columns will be in. ex: column 1 is left side and column 2 is right side
10. View the sample of your data. If everything looks good, press Submit. This will take you back to List Matcher and your data will be 'Queued' at the bottom under the label: "Files".
If you did not complete the configuration, your files will be listed with status "Configuration required".
Once matching is complete, status will change to "Completed" and you may download the parsed file.
You may also select "Change Output Format" to reconfigure the List Manager settings.
File Parser:
https://hashes.com/en/fileparser
File Parser instructions. This feature allows you to parse your large databases into only the items you need.
Example: Convert a file containing:
John:Smith:555-555-5555:test@example.com:55502f40dc8b7c769880b10874abc9d0
to a file containing:
John,Smith,test@example.com
1. Select the file containing your database, then press Submit
2a. Under "Split", type in the delimiter / symbol used to separate the database entries
2b. Under "Join", type in the delimiter / symbol you wish to separate the database entries output
2c. Optional: Skip and ignore this # of lines will skip the first nth lines of your database, useful if there is a header you don't wish to include
2d. Optional: if your entries are enclosed with a delimiter, ex: 'entry 1','entry 2', you may include the delimiter here for removal
3. Choose which columns to include in your output file (only select the columns you need)
4. Choose the order that the columns will be in. ex: column 1 is left side and column 2 is right side
5. View the sample of your data. If everything looks good, press Submit. This will take you back to List Matcher and your data will be 'Queued' at the bottom under the label: "Files".
If you did not complete the configuration, your files will be listed with status "Configuration required".
Once matching is complete, status will change to "Completed" and you may download the parsed file.
You may also select "Change Output Format" to reconfigure the File Parser settings.
[updated 11-18-2020]
List Matcher:
https://hashes.com/en/listmatcher
List Matcher instructions. This feature allows you to parse your files to match hash:info + item:hash = item:info.
1. Select the file containing hash:info, then press Submit
2a. Under "Split", type in the delimiter / symbol used to separate hash:info -- usually colon :
2b. Under "Join", type in the delimiter / symbol you wish to separate hash:info in output -- usually colon :
3. Select the Column containing your hashes
4. Select the file containing the rest of the data (item:hash)
5. Preview the lines of the file you just uploaded and confirm the delimiter / symbol -- usually colon :
6. Select the Column containing your hashes
7. Choose which columns to include in your output file (info)
8. Choose which columns to include in your output file (item)
9. Choose the order that the columns will be in. ex: column 1 is left side and column 2 is right side
10. View the sample of your data. If everything looks good, press Submit. This will take you back to List Matcher and your data will be 'Queued' at the bottom under the label: "Files".
If you did not complete the configuration, your files will be listed with status "Configuration required".
Once matching is complete, status will change to "Completed" and you may download the parsed file.
You may also select "Change Output Format" to reconfigure the List Manager settings.
File Parser:
https://hashes.com/en/fileparser
File Parser instructions. This feature allows you to parse your large databases into only the items you need.
Example: Convert a file containing:
John:Smith:555-555-5555:test@example.com:55502f40dc8b7c769880b10874abc9d0
to a file containing:
John,Smith,test@example.com
1. Select the file containing your database, then press Submit
2a. Under "Split", type in the delimiter / symbol used to separate the database entries
2b. Under "Join", type in the delimiter / symbol you wish to separate the database entries output
2c. Optional: Skip and ignore this # of lines will skip the first nth lines of your database, useful if there is a header you don't wish to include
2d. Optional: if your entries are enclosed with a delimiter, ex: 'entry 1','entry 2', you may include the delimiter here for removal
3. Choose which columns to include in your output file (only select the columns you need)
4. Choose the order that the columns will be in. ex: column 1 is left side and column 2 is right side
5. View the sample of your data. If everything looks good, press Submit. This will take you back to List Matcher and your data will be 'Queued' at the bottom under the label: "Files".
If you did not complete the configuration, your files will be listed with status "Configuration required".
Once matching is complete, status will change to "Completed" and you may download the parsed file.
You may also select "Change Output Format" to reconfigure the File Parser settings.
[updated 11-18-2020]
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