Crate basenc 

BaseNC

Pronounced “Base-En-See”.

Encoding and decoding hex, base64 and base32 with support for #[no_std].

Examples

Encoding:

let encoded = basenc::Base64Std.encode(b"hello world");
assert_eq!(encoded, "aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ");

Decoding:

let decoded = basenc::Base64Std.decode("aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=").unwrap();
assert_eq!(decoded, b"hello world");

Encoding

The hero of the show is Encoding, defining the entry point for encoding and decoding for an encoding.

Buffers

Buffers are types implementing the EncodeBuf and DecodeBuf traits.

Existing buffers can be reused with the encode_into and decode_into methods.

Re-exports

pub use Padding::None as NoPad;

Modules

incremental

Incremental processing

Structs

Base32

Base32 alphabet.

Base64

Base64 alphabet.

Display

Display wrapper for encoding.

LowerHex

Hex charset using lower-case letters.

Ratio

Ratio between encoded and decoded lengths.

UpperHex

Hex charset using upper-case letters.

WithPad

Encoding with explicit padding policy.

Enums

Error

Decoding error.

Padding

Padding policy.

Statics

Base32Hex

Base32 Extended Hex alphabet.

Base32Std

Base32 RFC 4648 alphabet.

Base32Z

z-base-32 alphabet.

Base64Std

Base64 standard charset.

Base64Url

Base64 url-safe charset.

Traits

DecodeBuf

Byte buffer receiving decoded input.

EncodeBuf

String buffer receiving encoded input.

Encoding

Data encoding.