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bip39-codec
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encode buffers into words, like bip39.
easy way for humans to take small amounts of binary data and:
guarantees matching input and output content and length,
but does include any correctness check for user-error (e.g. skipped or swapped words)
const initial = Buffer.from('deadbeefcafe', 'hex') // <Buffer de ad be ef ca fe>
const encoded = bip39codec.encode(initial) // "abandon asset turn term sand garlic"
const decoded = bip39codec.decode(encoded) // <Buffer de ad be ef ca fe>
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encode buffers into words, like bip39.
We found that bip39-codec 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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