radixword 

Encode Bitcoin addresses, DHT hashes and base64 data in a human-friendly format. Try it out!

Warning
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This is merely an encoding method -- not encryption, not steganography.
A secret dictionary would still be vulnerable to a statistical attack.

Examples
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Bitcoin address.
30 seconds to read out unencoded vs 13 seconds encoded.
Both take approx 1:20 to type on Swiftkey.
* 1Hhb9W6MZBkUmZijENZX3LYeKxJJ62WuXP
* ere yoke abet dark box epic pelt lath cash lewd camp kiwi slate much hoist fixed dish

Magnet URL (sans the "magnet:?xt=urn:" prefix).
25 secs to read unencoded vs 15 seconds encoded.
2:30 to type unencoded on Swiftkey vs 1:25 encoded.
* 18b9bd1f0ed88885605520a82a9d860c679d6755
* milky mayan gawk teak spud exude chump bulky sioux spate saute riser felt seer salvo pied blimp seer blimp spate

Install
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``shell
npm install radixword
`

Usage
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Data must be in base64-compatible format before encoding.
`javascript
var radixword = require("radixword");

radixword.encode("base64"); //=> "abut morn petal"
radixword.decode("abut morn petal"); //=> "base64"
`

Dictionary
----------
dictionaryLength = keyspaceLength ^ charsPerWord

dictionary.json:
`javascript
{

// How many chars to encode per word
"charsPerWord": 2,

// Encoding chars, plus a padding char ("#")
"keyspace": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+/=#",

// Delimiter for encoded data
"delimiter": " ",

// Word list
"words": ["the", "and", "you", ...]

}

``