hex
A modern, colorized hexdump utility written in Rust with support for multiple output formats and programming language arrays.
What is hex?
hx is a modern hexdump utility written in Rust that provides colorized hexadecimal views of binary data from files or stdin. It solves the problem of analyzing binary files with improved readability and developer-friendly features like generating byte arrays in multiple programming languages. The tool enhances traditional hexdump functionality with visual formatting and flexible output options.
Developers and system administrators who need to inspect binary files, debug low-level data, or integrate binary data into code projects. It's particularly useful for those working with embedded systems, file formats, or network protocols.
Developers choose hx over traditional hexdump for its colorized output that improves readability, support for generating language-specific byte arrays, and modern Rust-based performance. Its flexible format options and NO_COLOR compatibility make it adaptable to various workflows and environments.
Overview
🔮 Futuristic take on hexdump, made in Rust.
Use Cases
Best For
- Inspecting binary file contents with color-coded hexadecimal output
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