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raiku verify recomputes the SHA-256 hash of a single installed package’s raiku.toml and compares it against the hash recorded in the index. This is the targeted, single-package equivalent of raiku audit. Use it when you want a quick integrity check on one specific package without scanning your entire cache — for example, after copying a cache directory between machines or after a suspicious filesystem event.
Usage
Arguments
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
PACKAGE | Yes | The name of the installed package to verify. |
Optional flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--version VER | Verify a specific cached version instead of the latest. |
Behavior
- Looks up all installed versions of
PACKAGEin the local cache. - Selects the highest version (or the version specified with
--version). - Reads
~/.raiku/cache/<Language>/<name>/<version>/raiku.tomland computes its SHA-256. - Fetches the expected hash from
~/.raiku/index.json. - Prints both hashes side-by-side and reports pass or fail.
raiku sync to refresh the index.
If the hashes do not match, raiku verify exits with a non-zero code and prints a remediation command.
Examples
Sample output — pass
Sample output — fail
raiku verify checks a single package. To scan all installed packages at once, use raiku audit. To automatically remove and reinstate failing packages, run raiku audit --fix.