Crockford-ish Base32 encoding.
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Crockford-ish Base32 encoding.
More or less from https://crockfordbase32.codeplex.com/ and ported to NetStandard - from @tathamoddie
Express numbers in a form that can be conveniently and accurately transmitted between humans and computers.
Safe number conversion between arbitrary bases.
EzId: A .NET library for generating sortable Crockford Base32 encoded IDs. It supports 96 bit & 64 bit formats with customizable separators and source code generation for custom IDs.
Crockford's Base32 encoding with checksum implemented
base_encoding is a compact and standalone encoding library that provides at the moment support for encoding and decoding various bases such as Base16, Base32 (various variants), Base58 (various variants) and Base64 (various variants).
The uuidkey package generates secure, readable API keys by encoding UUIDs using Base32-Crockford with additional security features.
Encode UUIDs to readable keys with Crockford base32
🔢 Base32 encoder and decoder for TypeScript/JavaScript, supporting both RFC 4648 and Crockford variants.
A fast little-endian implementation of Douglas Crockford's Base32 specification.
JavaScript: The Good Parts (by Douglas Crockford)
.NET Standard version of the crockford-base32 library formerly available on CodePlex.
Probably notes on Crockford's famed Javascript, the Good Parts!
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