This tool makes a request to the given url(s) and prints the md5 hash of the response body along with the formatted url address.
The tool uses fan-out and fan-in pattern to send out the requests then "collect" the responses. It utilizes waitgroups, goroutines and channels to achieve this.
./myhttp -parallel [number of parallel requests (number)] [address1] [address2] [...]
Example:
./myhttp -parallel 3 google.com facebook.com yahoo.com yandex.com twitter.com
Expected response:
2023/05/03 19:55:39 https://facebook.com d7dd8b081fc735d1d19d8170f812f70a
2023/05/03 19:55:39 https://yandex.com 8659c2f05bfc7b5dbc9b55a2b28edcc3
2023/05/03 19:55:39 https://google.com 4a52893a0e5c9bfce350fa1d98baea3f
2023/05/03 19:55:39 https://twitter.com 13d3ee4892a3a7ed0fa861c83b5c7820
2023/05/03 19:55:39 https://yahoo.com fd6b12d1f5cab48ec2052381919d3c5d
The parallel flag is optional.
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Facebook
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