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# Project: human-readable-hash

[ ] Initialize npm project (package.json)
[ ] Create base folder structure (src, test, cli)
[ ] Write hashToWords() core function
[ ] Add default wordlists (adjectives, nouns)
[ ] Create CLI script (bin/index.js)
[ ] Add options: delimiter, word count, algorithm
[ ] Create test file with sample inputs
[ ] Write README.md
[ ] Add license
[ ] Add .gitignore and .npmignore
[ ] Setup ESLint + Prettier
[ ] Add reversible encoding (optional)
[ ] Add file hash CLI support
[ ] Add hash input support (string, buffer, file)
[ ] Build with ES module + CommonJS export support
[ ] Add CLI usage help
[ ] Write example code
[ ] Final test
[ ] Publish to npm

TODO List for human-readable-hash Package

1. Core Functionality Improvements:
   - Expand wordlists with more diverse and carefully curated words
   - Add validation for input strings (handle empty strings, non-string inputs)
   - Implement reverse mapping (from word combination back to possible hash ranges)
   - Add support for different output formats (2-word, 4-word combinations)
   - Add entropy calculation for generated hashes
   - Implement collision detection/warning system

2. API Enhancements:
   - Add TypeScript support and type definitions
   - Create proper error classes for different error cases
   - Add async version of the API for large files
   - Add stream support for processing large data
   - Add option to use custom wordlists
   - Add option to specify output word count
   - Add option to enforce minimum entropy

3. CLI Improvements:
   - Add proper command-line argument parsing
   - Add help command with usage examples
   - Add version command
   - Add support for reading from stdin
   - Add support for processing multiple files
   - Add different output format options (JSON, plain text)
   - Add verbose mode for debugging

4. Testing:
   - Add comprehensive unit tests
   - Add integration tests
   - Add property-based testing
   - Add test coverage reporting
   - Add performance benchmarks
   - Add cross-platform testing

5. Documentation:
   - Create comprehensive README with examples
   - Add API documentation with JSDoc
   - Add contributing guidelines
   - Add security considerations section
   - Add changelog
   - Add examples directory with common use cases

6. Project Setup:
   - Add proper package.json metadata
   - Add CI/CD pipeline
   - Add linting (ESLint)
   - Add code formatting (Prettier)
   - Add Git hooks (husky)
   - Add semantic versioning
   - Add automated release process

7. Security:
   - Add input sanitization
   - Add rate limiting for CLI
   - Add security policy
   - Add audit workflow
   - Document cryptographic limitations

8. Performance:
   - Add caching mechanism for frequently used hashes
   - Optimize wordlist loading
   - Add performance profiling
   - Implement lazy loading for large wordlists

9. Monitoring & Maintenance:
   - Add telemetry options (opt-in)
   - Add error reporting
   - Add deprecation warnings system
   - Add migration guides for future updates