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hypercore-id-encoding
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Encodes Hypercore keys into z-base32 ids, and decodes both hex/z-base32 strings.
npm install hypercore-id-encoding
const { encode, decode, normalize } = require('hypercore-id-encoding')
const id = encode(core.key) // (z-base32 String)
const hexEncoded = core.key.toString('hex')
const core = new Hypercore(ram, decode(id))
const core2 = new Hypercore(ram, decode(hexEncoded)) // Will also work with hex
const id2 = normalize(id)
const id3 = normalize(hexEncoded)
const id = encode(hypercoreKey)
Encodes a 32-byte Hypercore key into a z-base32 id.
hypercoreKey
must be a Buffer or an ArrayBuffer.
const buf = decode(hypercoreId)
Decodes an id or pear link into a Hypercore key.
If hypercoreId
is a 52-character String, it will be decoded as z-base32.
If hypercoreId
is a 64-character String, it will be decoded as hex.
If hypercoreId
is already a Buffer and is a valid id, it will be returned as-is.
const id = normalize(any)
Decodes and encodes the input any
to always return a z-base32 id.
isValid(any)
Returns a boolean indicating whether the key is a valid hypercore key (meaning that it can be decoded/normalised).
Apache-2.0
FAQs
Convert Hypercore keys to/from z-base32 or hex
The npm package hypercore-id-encoding receives a total of 1,756 weekly downloads. As such, hypercore-id-encoding popularity was classified as popular.
We found that hypercore-id-encoding demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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