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base58check

v2.0.0

Published

Base58Check encoding

Downloads

43,238

Readme

base58check

build status

JavaScript component to compute base 58 check encoding. This encoding is typically used for crypto currencies such as Bitcoin.

Install

npm i --save base58check

API

string encode(data, prefix = '00', encoding = 'hex')

data must be a Buffer or a string. It returns a string.

example:

const base58check = require('base58check')

const data = '086eaa677895f92d4a6c5ef740c168932b5e3f44'
console.log(base58check.encode(data)) // => 1mayif3H2JDC62S4N3rLNtBNRAiUUP99k

{ prefix, data } decode(string[, encoding])

string must be a base 58 check encoded string. Returns a Object for prefix & data.

example:

const base58check = require('base58check')

const address = '1mayif3H2JDC62S4N3rLNtBNRAiUUP99k'
console.log(base58check.decode(address))
// => { prefix: <Buffer 00>, data: <Buffer 08 6e aa 67 78 95 f9 2d 4a 6c 5e f7 40 c1 68 93 2b 5e 3f 44> }

// if using encoding
console.log(base58check.decode(address, 'hex'))
// => { prefix: '00', data: '086eaa677895f92d4a6c5ef740c168932b5e3f44' }

Hack / Test

Uses JavaScript standard style. Read more:

js-standard-style

Credits

  • unrealce for original JavaScript implementation

Related

  • bs58 - JavaScript component to compute base 58 encoding. This encoding is typically used for crypto currencies such as Bitcoin.

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016