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Efficient and customizable data-encoding functions like base64, base32, and hex :warning: It is strongly discouraged to use this crate at this time. There are no guarantees whatsoever (correctness, stability, documentation, etc). This warning will be updated as new versions are published.
This crate is the development branch of data-encoding@3.0.0. It is provided as a workaround to the
Cargo pre-release issues.
It will obey the following rules:
- The initial version is
data-encoding-v3@0.1.0 - The final version is
data-encoding-v3@1.0.0 - Version
data-encoding-v3@0.x.yrepresentsdata-encoding@3.0.0-x.y - Version
data-encoding-v3@1.0.0corresponds todata-encoding@3.0.0 - Only the final version will be published to
data-encoding
In particular, the data-encoding crate won’t have any 3.0.0 pre-release version. This crate
should be used instead. To minimize code changes (v3 won’t break simple usages of v2), you can
modify your Cargo.toml from using data-encoding:
[dependencies]
data-encoding = "2.9.0"to using data-encoding-v3 while preserving the crate name:
[dependencies]
data-encoding = { package = "data-encoding-v3", version = "0.1.0" }When data-encoding-v3 reaches 1.0.0, then data-encoding will reach 3.0.0 too, and the
Cargo.toml should use data-encoding again:
[dependencies]
data-encoding = "3.0.0"Structs§
- Decode
Error - Decoding error
- Decode
Partial - Decoding error with partial result
- DynEncoding
- Base-conversion encoding
- Encoding
- Base-conversion encoding.
- Specification
alloc - Base-conversion specification
- Specification
Error alloc - Specification error
- Translate
alloc - How to translate characters when decoding
- Wrap
alloc - How to wrap the output when encoding
Enums§
- Bit1
- Bit-width of base2 encodings.
- Bit2
- Bit-width of base4 encodings.
- Bit3
- Bit-width of base8 encodings.
- Bit4
- Bit-width of base16 encodings.
- Bit5
- Bit-width of base32 encodings.
- Bit6
- Bit-width of base64 encodings.
- BitOrder
alloc - Order in which bits are read from a byte
- Convert
Error - Error converting from a dynamic encoding to a static one.
- Decode
Kind - Decoding error kind
- False
- Type-level false.
- True
- Type-level true.
Statics§
- BASE32
- Padded base32 encoding
- BASE64
- Padded base64 encoding
- BASE32HEX
- Padded base32hex encoding
- BASE32HEX_
NOPAD - Unpadded base32hex encoding
- BASE32_
DNSCURVE - DNSCurve base32 encoding
- BASE32_
DNSSEC - DNSSEC base32 encoding
- BASE32_
NOPAD - Unpadded base32 encoding
- BASE64URL
- Padded base64url encoding
- BASE64URL_
NOPAD - Unpadded base64url encoding
- BASE64_
MIME - MIME base64 encoding
- BASE64_
MIME_ PERMISSIVE - MIME base64 encoding without trailing bits check
- BASE64_
NOPAD - Unpadded base64 encoding
- HEXLOWER
- Lowercase hexadecimal encoding
- HEXLOWER_
PERMISSIVE - Lowercase hexadecimal encoding with case-insensitive decoding
- HEXUPPER
- Uppercase hexadecimal encoding
- HEXUPPER_
PERMISSIVE - Uppercase hexadecimal encoding with case-insensitive decoding
Traits§
Type Aliases§
- Base32
- Base32 encoding.
- Base64
- Base64 encoding.
- Base32
LsbNo Pad - Base32 encoding (LSB first, no padding).
- Base32
NoPad - Base32 encoding (no padding).
- Base64
NoPad - Base64 encoding (no padding).
- Base64
Wrap - Base64 encoding (wrap).
- Hex
- Hexadecimal encoding.