Any Base

Convert numbers from any base (radix) to any other base using any alphabet of digits.

Example

// Flickr Base 58 alphabet.
const flickr58 = '123456789abcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZ';
const dec2hex = AnyBase(AnyBase.dec, AnyBase.hex);
const dec2flickr = AnyBase(AnyBase.dec, flickr58);

dec2hex.convert('123456'); // returns '1e240'.
dec2flickr.convert('1234567890'); // returns '2T6u2h'.
dec2flickr.revert('2T6u2h'); // returns '1234567890'.

API

AnyBase()

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Returns an AnyBase object that can be used to convert input from the source alphabet to the destination alphabet, extrapolating the radices from the lengths of the alphabets.

Example

const anyBase = const AnyBase(sourceAlphabet, destinationAlphabet);

Parameters

• String sourceAlphabet digits in ascending order.
• String destinationAlphabet digits in ascending order.

Ascending order meaning from lowest value to highest. For example '0123456789' in decimal.

AnyBase.convert()

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Returns the input value mapped from the source alphabet to the destination alphabet. For example, if the input value was '10' and the input alphabet was AnyBase.dec (for decimal) and the output alphabet was AnyBase.hex (for hexadecimal) the return value would be 'a';

Example

const anyBase = const AnyBase(sourceAlphabet, destinationAlphabet);
anyBase.convert(source);

Parameters

• String source Input value as String. For example '10'.

AnyBase.revert()

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Performs the converse action of convert.

Example

const anyBase = const AnyBase(sourceAlphabet, destinationAlphabet);
anyBase.revert(source);

Parameters

• String source Input value as String. For example 'a'.

Static Members

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• String AnyBase.dec Predefined alphabet for decimal numbers.
• String AnyBase.hex Predefined alphabet for hexadecimal numbers.
• String AnyBase.bin Predefined alphabet for binary numbers.
• String AnyBase.oct Predefined alphabet for octal numbers.

Attributions

The original algorithm was converted from Kamil Harasimowicz's any-base npm project. A copy of the project's license can be found in the LICENSE file under the section any-base algorithm.