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@lvchengbin/base-convert
Advanced tools
Convert string in any base.
$ npm i --save @lvchengbin/base-convert
const convert = require( '@lvchengbin/base-convert' );
convert( 15, 10, 16 ); // f
convert( '8492340923842348230482304823', 10, 62 ) ); // b2LE4AbMjns5UHxZ
convert( 'b2LE4AbMjns5UHxZ', 62, 10 ) ); // 8492340923842348230482304823
convert.bin2hex( '1010' ); // equal to convert( '1010', 2, 16 )
Using as ES6 module.
import convert from '@lvchengbin/base-convert';
convert( '8492340923842348230482304823', 10, 62 ) ); // b2LE4AbMjns5UHxZ
In web browsers, you can use base-convert.js, and base-convert.bc.js for browsers doesn't support ES6 syntax.
Caveat the frist argument will be convert to string before converting to other base, this will cause that a number, such as 11001101, will be treated as a binary
instead of a decimalism
if the fromBase
is set to 2
. To set the fromBase
to 10
if you want to use 11001101 as a decimalism.
convert( 5, 10, 3 );
convert( 12, 3, 10 );
convert( '@^$%^', 10, 16, '!@#$%^&*()_+|-=`~' );
convert.bin2dec( '101011' ); // 43
convert.bin2dec( 10110101 ); // 181
convert.dec2bin( 43 ); // 101011
convert.dec2bin( 181 ); // 10110101
convert.bin2hex( 101011 ); // 2b
convert.bin2hex( 10110101 ); // b5
convert.hex2bin( '2b' ); // 101011
convert.hex2bin( 'b5' ); // 10110101
convert.dec2hex( 43 ); // 2b
convert.dec2hex( 181 ); // b5
convert.hex2dec( '2b' ); // 43
convert.hex2dec( 'b5' ); // 181
FAQs
Convert string in any base.
The npm package @lvchengbin/base-convert receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @lvchengbin/base-convert popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lvchengbin/base-convert 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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