This library implements Base62 encoding and decoding in Clojure.
Only if you need interoperability with an existing system that uses Base62. For new designs, just use (URL-safe) Base64. It's practically as URL-safe as Base62 - strip the padding if that's a problem - and there are performant implementations for almost every language.
There are two functions, encode
and decode
. encode
takes a byte array and
returns a base62-encoded string. decode
takes a base62-encoded string and
returns a byte array.
(require '[clj-base62.core :as base62])
(base62/encode (.getBytes "Hello world!"))
;; "T8dgcjRGuYUueWht"
(String. (base62/decode "T8dgcjRGuYUueWht"))
;; "Hello world!"
It's very slow for long inputs. By long, I mean in the order of 10 kB or bigger. You'll probably want to use Base64 or Base32.
The goal is to be compatible with base-x npm package.
Copyright Miikka Koskinen
This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License 2.0 which is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-2.0.
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