Secure Cache?

This release updates the storage mechanism to base the storage filenames on the SHA-256 hash of the absolute path of the supplied file.

NOTE: All archives that end in 386 are for the 32-bit version for that operating system. Those that end amd64 are for the 64-bit version of that operating system.

Improved storage check

Regarding the archives:
linux-386 is for x86 32-bit Linux distros and should run on 64-bit systems as well
linux-arm7 is for ARM7 Linux distros
linux is for x86_64 64-bit Linux distros
macos is for 64-bit OS X/macOS
osx is for 32-bit OS X and will not likely run on 64-bit OS X
raspberry-pi is for 32-bit Raspberry Pi systems and should run fine on 64-bit systems as well
win32 is for 32-bit Windows and should run on 64-bit systems as well
windows is for 64-bit Windows

Better, second release!

Cleaned up code and changed hash storage from a local (current directory) cache dir to $HOME/.local/filedelta/cache

Regarding the archives:
linux-386 is for x86 32-bit Linux distros and should run on 64-bit systems as well
linux-arm7 is for ARM7 Linux distros
linux is for x86_64 64-bit Linux distros
macos is for 64-bit OS X/macOS
osx is for 32-bit OS X and will not likely run on 64-bit OS X
raspberry-pi is for 32-bit Raspberry Pi systems and should run fine on 64-bit systems as well
win32 is for 32-bit Windows and should run on 64-bit systems as well
windows is for 64-bit Windows

Initial Release

This was done quick and dirty. It seems to work as intended. But there is no code coverage and it's not feature complete. 👼

Regarding the archives:
linux-386 is for x86 32-bit Linux distros and should run on 64-bit systems as well
linux-arm7 is for ARM7 Linux distros
linux is for x86_64 64-bit Linux distros
macos is for 64-bit OS X/macOS
osx is for 32-bit OS X and will not likely run on 64-bit OS X
raspberry-pi is for 32-bit Raspberry Pi systems and should run fine on 64-bit systems as well
win32 is for 32-bit Windows and should run on 64-bit systems as well
windows is for 64-bit Windows