any-to-any
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convert numbers between bases (any base to any base) 🔀 ..
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ANY-TO-ANY - converts numbers between bases ; binary , decimal , octal , hexadecimal and muche more ...
The purpose of this module is to convert numbers from any base to other base you want.
This module support both CommonJS and ES Modules.
Limitation
- Support only bases between 2 and 36.
- Support only integer numbers.
Next Feature(s)
- Support float numbers.
- Add a chainable api (
convert().from().to()
|convert().from().to().get()
).
Installation
# npm
$ npm install any-to-any
# yarn
$ yarn add any-to-any
Usage
This is a practical example of how to use.
// const convert = require('any-to-any')
const { convert } = require("any-to-any");
const inputNumber = "1110111"; // 119 in decimal
const inputBase = 2;
const outputBase = 8;
const result = convert(inputNumber, inputBase, outputBase);
console.log(result);
// "167"
Also, we have 2 exported methods to convert a value from any base to Decimal (base 10) called fromAnyBaseToDecimalBase
and the reverse one from Decimal to any base named fromDecimalBaseToAnyBase
.
fromAnyBaseToDecimalBase
// const convert = require('any-to-any')
const { fromAnyBaseToDecimalBase } = require("any-to-any");
const inputNumber = "1110111"; // 119 in decimal
const inputBase = 2;
const result = fromAnyBaseToDecimalBase(inputNumber, inputBase);
console.log(result);
// "119"
fromDecimalBaseToAnyBase
// const convert = require('any-to-any')
const { fromDecimalBaseToAnyBase } = require("any-to-any");
const inputNumber = "119";
const outputBase = 2;
const result = fromDecimalBaseToAnyBase(inputNumber, outputBase);
console.log(result);
// "1110111"
NOTE: There are a set of suggested examples that have been tested that you can follow here.
Note about the new experimental convert on v4.2.x
Since we bump to v5.x.x, we remove the new experimental method experimentalConvert
because we
resolved the problem related to large numbers due to the JS number limitation to handle only 32bit
in one shot. We use BigInt
for that 🤫.
Please, if you find any problem or you have suggestion to improve the experiance with this module feel free to open an issue.