This issue proposes a significant enhancement to the Hash-Breaker documentation by adding a comprehensive section dedicated to practical usage examples, presented in a clear and concise terminal-like format.

Current Issues:

• Lack of Concrete Examples: The current documentation primarily focuses on theoretical explanations of features and command-line arguments. It lacks the practical guidance provided by concrete usage examples.
• Difficulty for Beginners: New users often struggle to grasp the tool's functionality and how to use it effectively due to the lack of practical demonstrations.
• Inconsistent Documentation Style: The current documentation lacks a consistent style, making it difficult for users to quickly find and understand the information they need.

Proposed Changes:

Inspired by the comprehensive and user-friendly approach used by The Fuck, we propose a dedicated "Usage Examples" section within the README.md file, using a terminal-like format to illustrate the tool's capabilities:

Example 1: Cracking a hash with a wordlist:

➜  hash_to_crack=e10adc3949ba59abbe56e057f20f883e  # Example MD5 hash
➜  wordlist_file=common_passwords.txt          # Path to wordlist file

# Using Hash-Breaker with a wordlist
➜  python main.py MD5 "$hash_to_crack" "$wordlist_file" --with-wordlist

# Output:
# ...
# Password found!
# Cracked password: password

Example 2: Cracking a hash with dynamic password generation:

➜  hash_to_crack=5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d6aabbdd62a11ef721d1542d8  # Example SHA256 hash

# Using Hash-Breaker with dynamic password generation
➜  python main.py SHA256 "$hash_to_crack"

# Output:
# ...
# Generating passwords... 
# ...
# Password found!
# Cracked password: secret123

Example 3: Using different hash algorithms:

➜  bcrypt_hash=  # Replace with an example Bcrypt hash
➜  sha1_hash=   # Replace with an example SHA1 hash
➜  md5_hash=    # Replace with an example MD5 hash

# Cracking a Bcrypt hash
➜  python main.py Bcrypt "$bcrypt_hash" "$wordlist_file" --with-wordlist 

# Cracking a SHA1 hash
➜  python main.py SHA1 "$sha1_hash" 

# Cracking an MD5 hash 
➜  python main.py MD5 "$md5_hash" "$wordlist_file" --with-wordlist 

Example 4: Customizing the character set for dynamic generation:

➜  hash_to_crack=  # Replace with an example hash

# Using a custom character set for dynamic generation
➜  python main.py SHA256 "$hash_to_crack" --charset "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789"

# Output:
# ...
# Generating passwords using custom character set...
# ...
# Password found!
# Cracked password: MySecretPass

Example 5: Handling errors and understanding the output:

# Incorrect hash algorithm
➜  python main.py MD4 "$hash_to_crack"

# Output:
# Error: Unsupported hash algorithm: MD4

# Invalid wordlist path
➜  python main.py MD5 "$hash_to_crack" "invalid_wordlist.txt" --with-wordlist

# Output:
# Error: Wordlist file not found: invalid_wordlist.txt

Benefits:

• Improved User Experience: The addition of comprehensive usage examples will significantly enhance the user experience by providing practical guidance and demonstrating the tool's capabilities.
• Increased Clarity: Clear and concise examples will help users understand how to use the tool's features effectively and solve specific cracking problems.
• Enhanced Learning: Beginners will benefit from the practical examples as they gain a better understanding of hash cracking concepts through hands-on learning.
• Improved Documentation Consistency: A consistent terminal-like style will make the documentation easier to read and understand.

This issue aims to elevate Hash-Breaker's documentation to a new level of clarity, organization, and user-friendliness, ultimately making the tool more valuable to its users.