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First of all, thank you very much for your contribution!!

I think this is a nice feature, but since MD5 generation actually consumes performance and slows down getting metadata, could you make it switchable in config.toml?

1. Add option on src/superfile_config/config.toml
2. Add type on src/internal/config_type.go
3. Add

if Config.MetadataMd5 {
// Get file MD5
}

1. Add option on src/superfile_config/config.toml
2. Add type on src/internal/config_type.go
3. Add

if Config.MetadataMd5 {
// Get file MD5
}

Done

wow thanks so much for the quick update!

brother I have one more idea what do you think about this?

I suggest adding a shortcut to add the checksum in the metadata. If I would like to check the checksum for one or two files, I wouldn't like it to add it for the whole session because of the performance issues.
Also, I suggest adding the sha256 checksum as this is the checksum type usually available along with linux .iso files.

I upvote the permissions

Great project btw

I suggest adding a shortcut to add the checksum in the metadata. If I would like to check the checksum for one or two files, I wouldn't like it to add it for the whole session because of the performance issues. Also, I suggest adding the sha256 checksum as this is the checksum type usually available along with linux .iso files.

This is a great idea to me!

I'm working on creating a shortcut but it might take some time and should i make the permission switchable or just like a shortcut for single file?

I think a single file is a good choice.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask :)

I think a single file is a good choice.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask :)

Yes sir

The permissions is something that can be benefited from session wide as it is not an expensive operation