@darkwolf/base58
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npm i --save @darkwolf/base58
import Base58, { Alphabet } from '@darkwolf/base58'
const encoded = Base58.encode('Ave, Darkwolf!') // HDmiyDYm3PDiZ4kmjkb
Base58.decode(encoded) // 'Ave, Darkwolf!'
const encodedInteger = Base58.encodeInteger(10000) // eyH
Base58.decodeInteger(encodedInteger) // 10000
// Custom alphabet
const btc = new Base58(Alphabet.BITCOIN)
const encodedBtc = btc.encode('Ave, Darkwolf!') // R4qoy4gqDX4ohE7qp7i
btc.decode(encodedBtc) // 'Ave, Darkwolf!'
const encodedBtcInteger = btc.encodeInteger(10000) // 3yR
btc.decodeInteger(encodedBtcInteger) // 10000
15sjjAUtJdB1ncsxKK7KtyJPtF46UhXWo40xF02F68eb33E9eC73b8E9c3c0953E6782E2376867qq6h3a78h3wlt04eyp9ydht94r6guzjdps9hqwgfzwFAQs
Base58
We found that @darkwolf/base58 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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