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@taichunmin/crc

v0.0.14

Published

A cross platform alternative for calculating Cyclic Redundancy Checks (CRC) values.

Downloads

220

Readme

npm version jsdelivr hits Build status Coverage Status install size npm bundle size npm downloads GitHub contributors Known vulnerabilities MIT License

Features

  • Written in TypeScript and provides d.ts and d.mts files.
  • Supports ESM, CommonJS and iife format.
  • Pure JavaScript implementation, no dependencies.
  • Supported CRC algorithms:
    • crc8
      • crc8: CRC8, CRC8/SMBUS
      • crc8autosar: CRC8/8H2F, CRC8/AUTOSAR
      • crc8bluetooth: CRC8/BLUETOOTH
      • crc8cardx: CRC8/CARDX
      • crc8cdma2000: CRC8/CDMA2000
      • crc8darc: CRC8/DARC
      • crc8dvbs2: CRC8/DVB-S2
      • crc8ebu: CRC8/AES, CRC8/EBU, CRC8/TECH-3250
      • crc8gsma: CRC8/GSM-A
      • crc8gsmb: CRC8/GSM-B
      • crc8hitag: CRC8/HITAG
      • crc8icode: CRC8/I-CODE
      • crc8itu: CRC8/ITU, CRC8/I-432-1
      • crc8legic: CRC8/LEGIC
      • crc8mad: CRC8/MAD, CRC8/MIFARE-MAD
      • crc8maxim: CRC8/DOW-CRC, CRC8/MAXIM, CRC8/MAXIM-DOW
      • crc8nrsc5: CRC8/NRSC-5
      • crc8opensafety: CRC8/OPENSAFETY
      • crc8rohc: CRC8/ROHC
      • crc8saej1850: CRC8/SAE-J1850
      • crc8wcdma: CRC8/WCDMA, CRC8/LTE
    • crc16
      • crc16a: CRC16/A
      • crc16arc: CRC16, CRC16/ARC, CRC16/IBM, CRC16/LHA
      • crc16augccitt: CRC16/AUG-CCITT, CRC16/SPI-FUJITSU
      • crc16buypass: CRC16/BUYPASS, CRC16/UMTS, CRC16/VERIFONE
      • crc16ccittfalse: CRC16/AUTOSAR, CRC16/CCITT-FALSE, CRC16/IBM-3740
      • crc16cdma2000: CRC16/CDMA2000
      • crc16cms: CRC16/CMS
      • crc16dds110: CRC16/DDS-110
      • crc16dectr: CRC16/DECT-R, CRC16/R-CRC-16
      • crc16dectx: CRC16/DECT-X, CRC16/X-CRC-16
      • crc16dnp: CRC16/DNP
      • crc16en13757: CRC16/EN-13757
      • crc16genibus: CRC16/DARC, CRC16/EPC, CRC16/EPC-C1G2, CRC16/GENIBUS, CRC16/I-CODE
      • crc16gsm: CRC16/GSM
      • crc16iclass: CRC16/ICLASS
      • crc16kermit: CRC16/BLUETOOTH, CRC16/CCITT, CRC16/CCITT-TRUE, CRC16/CCITT-TRUE, CRC16/KERMIT, CRC16/V-41-LSB, CRC16/V-41-LSB
      • crc16lj1200: CRC16/LJ1200
      • crc16m17: CRC16/M17
      • crc16maxim: CRC16/MAXIM, CRC16/MAXIM-DOW
      • crc16mcrf4xx: CRC16/MCRF4XX
      • crc16modbus: CRC16/MODBUS
      • crc16nrsc5: CRC16/NRSC-5
      • crc16opensafetya: CRC16/OPENSAFETY-A
      • crc16opensafetyb: CRC16/OPENSAFETY-B
      • crc16philips: CRC16/PHILIPS
      • crc16profibus: CRC16/PROFIBUS
      • crc16riello: CRC16/RIELLO
      • crc16t10dif: CRC16/T10_DIF
      • crc16teledisk: CRC16/TELEDISK
      • crc16tms37157: CRC16/TMS37157
      • crc16usb: CRC16/USB
      • crc16x25: CRC16/B, CRC16/IBM-SDLC, CRC16/ISO-HDLC, CRC16/ISO-IEC-14443-3-B, CRC16/X-25
      • crc16xmodem: CRC16/ACORN, CRC16/LTE, CRC16/V-41-MSB, CRC16/XMODEM, CRC16/ZMODEM
    • crc32
      • crc32: CRC32, CRC32/ADCCP, CRC32/PKZIP, CRC32/V-42, CRC32/XZ
      • crc32autosar: CRC32/AUTOSAR
      • crc32bzip2: CRC32/AAL5, CRC32/BZIP2, CRC32/DECT-B
      • crc32c: CRC32/BASE91-C, CRC32/C, CRC32/CASTAGNOLI, CRC32/INTERLAKEN
      • crc32cdromedc: CRC32/CD-ROM-EDC
      • crc32d: CRC32/D, CRC32/BASE91-D
      • crc32jamcrc: CRC32/JAMCRC
      • crc32mef: CRC32/MEF
      • crc32mpeg2: CRC32/MPEG2
      • crc32posix: CRC32/CKSUM, CRC32/POSIX
      • crc32q: CRC32/AIXM, CRC32/Q
      • crc32sata: CRC32/SATA
      • crc32xfer: CRC32/XFER

Installation

Package manager

Using npm or yarn to install the package:

# npm
npm install @taichunmin/crc

# yarn
yarn add @taichunmin/crc

Once the package is installed, you can import the library using import or require:

// import
import crc8 from '@taichunmin/crc/crc8'
import crc16a from '@taichunmin/crc/crc16a'
import crc32 from '@taichunmin/crc/crc32'

// require
const crc8 = require('@taichunmin/crc/crc8')
const crc16a = require('@taichunmin/crc/crc16a')
const crc32 = require('@taichunmin/crc/crc32')

CDN

Using jsDelivr CDN:

<!-- script -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0"></script>
<script>
  const { crc16a, crc32 } = window?.taichunmin?.crc
</script>

<!-- module -->
<script type="module">
  import crc8 from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0/dist/crc8.mjs/+esm'
  import crc16a from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0/dist/crc16a.mjs/+esm'
  import crc32 from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0/dist/crc32.mjs/+esm'
</script>

<!-- module + async import (can be used in DevTools) -->
<script type="module">
  const { default: crc8 } = await import('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0/dist/crc8.mjs/+esm')
  const { default: crc16a } = await import('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0/dist/crc16a.mjs/+esm')
  const { default: crc32 } = await import('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0/dist/crc32.mjs/+esm')
</script>

Usage

Node.js

Using specific CRC is the recommended way to reduce bundle size:

import crc32 from '@taichunmin/crc/crc32'
crc32(new Uint8Array([0x68, 0x65, 0x6C, 0x6C, 0x6F])).toString(16)
// "3610a686"

Using TextEncoder to encode UTF-8 string to Uint8Array:

import crc32 from '@taichunmin/crc/crc32'
crc32(new TextEncoder('utf-8').encode('hello')).toString(16)
// "3610a686"

Or using a Buffer:

import crc32 from '@taichunmin/crc/crc32'
crc32(Buffer.from('hello')).toString(16)
// "3610a686"
crc32(Buffer.from('68656C6C6F', 'hex')).toString(16)
// "3610a686"
crc32(fs.readFileSync('README.md', 'utf-8')).toString(16)

Incrementally calculate a CRC:

import crc32 from '@taichunmin/crc/crc32'

const utf8Encoder = new TextEncoder('utf-8')
let value = crc32()
for (const chunk of ['one', 'two', 'three']) value = crc32(utf8Encoder.encode(chunk), value)
value.toString(16)
// "9e1c092"

Browser

<!-- script -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0"></script>
<script>
  const { crc32 } = window?.taichunmin?.crc
  crc32(new Uint8Array([0x68, 0x65, 0x6C, 0x6C, 0x6F])).toString(16)
  // "3610a686"
</script>

<!-- module -->
<script type="module">
  import crc32 from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0/dist/crc32.mjs/+esm'
  crc32(new Uint8Array([0x68, 0x65, 0x6C, 0x6C, 0x6F])).toString(16)
  // "3610a686"
</script>

<!-- module + import (can be used in DevTools) -->
<script type="module">
  const { default: crc32 } = await import('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@taichunmin/crc@0/dist/crc32.mjs/+esm')
  crc32(new Uint8Array([0x68, 0x65, 0x6C, 0x6C, 0x6F])).toString(16)
  // "3610a686"
</script>

References