• @litert/[email protected]

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    The buffer-based encoding utility method for node.js.

    Following types of encodings are supported:

    Name Description Binary-Safe
    base64 The standard BASE64 encoding. Yes
    base64url The URL-safe BASE64 encoding. Yes
    base62x The BASE62x encoding. Yes
    base32 The standard BASE32 encoding. Yes
    hex The hexadecimal encoding. Yes
    urlencode The purely URL-safe encoding. Yes
    strict_uri The extended URL-safe encoding. No

    Encoding urlencode

    This is a real urlencode implement, it will escape all bytes as %xx format, excepting A-Z, a-z and 0-9. This is a binary-safe encoding.

    Binary-safe means it could work with binary data perfectly, without gibberish. And it’s all the same below.

    Encoding uri

    This is a simple reference of method encodeURIComponent, so it works as method encodeURIComponent does. And it’s not a binary-safe encoding.

    Encoding strict_uri

    This is based on uri, but all special chars including "-", ".", "_", "!", "*", "(", ")", "~", "'" will be escaped. However, it’s still not a binary-safe encoding.

    NOTE: The data of strict_uri encoding, could be simply decoded by function decodeURIComponent.

    Encoding base64url

    This is based on base64, while charactors "=", "+", "/" will be replaced with URL-safe charactors. This is a binary-safe encoding.

    Encoding base62x

    This is a variation of base64. And it is a binary-safe encoding.

    Installation

    1npm install @litert/encodings@^2.3.0

    v2.3.0 CHANGELOG

    • config(deps): updated dependencies.
    • fix(encoding): fixed decoding of the urlencode.
    • build(test): added test cases.
    • build(project): upgraded the minimum version of Node.js to v14.

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  • @litert/[email protected]

    calendar May 6, 2020 · 1 min read · typescript encodings base62x base32 javascript  ·
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    The buffer-based encoding utility method for node.js.

    Following types of encodings are supported:

    Name Description Binary-Safe
    base64 The standard BASE64 encoding. Yes
    base64url The URL-safe BASE64 encoding. Yes
    base62x The BASE62x encoding. Yes
    base32 The standard BASE32 encoding. Yes
    hex The hexadecimal encoding. Yes
    urlencode The purely URL-safe encoding. Yes
    strict_uri The extended URL-safe encoding. No

    Encoding urlencode

    This is a real urlencode implement, it will escape all bytes as %xx format, excepting A-Z, a-z and 0-9. This is a binary-safe encoding.

    Binary-safe means it could work with binary data perfectly, without gibberish. And it’s all the same below.

    Encoding uri

    This is a simple reference of method encodeURIComponent, so it works as method encodeURIComponent does. And it’s not a binary-safe encoding.

    Encoding strict_uri

    This is based on uri, but all special chars including "-", ".", "_", "!", "*", "(", ")", "~", "'" will be escaped. However, it’s still not a binary-safe encoding.

    NOTE: The data of strict_uri encoding, could be simply decoded by function decodeURIComponent.

    Encoding base64url

    This is based on base64, while charactors "=", "+", "/" will be replaced with URL-safe charactors. This is a binary-safe encoding.

    Encoding base62x

    This is a variation of base64. And it is a binary-safe encoding.

    Installation

    1npm install @litert/encodings@^2.2.0

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