This is a program that generates a random hex value.

# How this works: #   uses random to get a random number #   checks what hash method to use #   uses that method to hash the random number #   returns the value  import hashlib import random as rand   def hexrandom(minint, maxint, shamode="sha1"):     x = str(rand.randint(int(minint), int(maxint)))     reval = None     if shamode == "sha1":         reval = hashlib.sha1(x.encode()).hexdigest()     elif shamode == "sha224":         reval = hashlib.sha224(x.encode()).hexdigest()     elif shamode == "sha256":         reval = hashlib.sha256(x.encode()).hexdigest()     elif shamode == "sha384":         reval = hashlib.sha384(x.encode()).hexdigest()     elif shamode == "sha512":         reval = hashlib.sha512(x.encode()).hexdigest()      return reval 

How it works is simple.
It creates a random number.
It then hashes that number.
Then, it .hexdigest()s that.
And then returns that.

By the way, I tried being descriptive with explaining it, but it kept saying that there was unformated code. Sorry about that. The big description will be in a .md file on the repository. MarkDown file here

Development of the module this will be here.