The idea was to create a comfortable way of binary-to-text encoding.
You can easily create instances of any type to translate Stream, byte[] or string data. Extension methods are also provided for all types.
$ dotnet add package Roydl.Text
| Type | Encoding |
|---|---|
| Base-2 | Binary character set: 0 and 1 |
| Base-8 | Octal character set: 0-7 |
| Base-10 | Decimal character set: 0-9 |
| Base-16 | Hexadecimal character set: 0-9 and a-f |
| Base-32 | Standard 32-character set: A–Z and 2–7; = for padding |
| Base-64 | Standard 64-character set: A–Z, a–z, 0–9, + and /; = for padding |
| Base-85 | Standard 85-character set: !"#$%&'()*+,-./, 0-9, :;<=>?@, A-Z, []^_` and a-u |
| Base-91 | Standard 91-character set: A–Z, a–z, 0–9, and !#$%&()*+,-.:;<=>?@[]^_`{|}~" |
// The `value` must be type `string` or `byte[]`, if `BinToTextEncoding` is
// not set, `Base64` is used by default.
string base85text = value.Encode(BinToTextEncoding.Base85);
byte[] original = value.Decode(BinToTextEncoding.Base85); // if `value` to decode is `byte[]`
string original = value.DecodeString(BinToTextEncoding.Base85); // if `value` to decode is `string`
// The `value` of type `string` can also be a file path, which is not
// recommended for large files, in this case you should create a
// `Base85` instance and use `FileStream` to read and write.
string base85text = value.EncodeFile(BinToTextEncoding.Base85);
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