JoakimCh/base-endecoder JoakimCh/base-endecoder

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An ES module providing functions for converting (encoding and decoding) numbers and data to/from any base (input any charset). Works in Node.js, Deno and the browser. Includes functions for base32, base64 and base64url.

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