UUID Encoder

Convert UUIDs into Base32, Base36, or any other encoding of your choice.

   

Usage

``js
const UuidEncoder = require('uuid-encoder');

// Create Base 36 encoder
const encoder = new UuidEncoder('base36');

// Encode an UUID
const encodedUuid = encoder.encode('38b9823d-fa1a-48e7-91fc-ee16ad091cf2');

// Decode an encoded UUID
const decodedUuid = encoder.decode(encodedUuid);
`

API

$3

Instantiate a new encoder using the specified base encoder.

$3

Returns a string containing the encoded version of the uuid.

$3

Returns a string containing the decoded UUID from str.

Encoding

$3

| Type | Charset | Description |
| :--------- | :------- | :----------------------- |
| 'base2' | 0-1 | Binary encoding |
| 'base10' | 0-9 | Decimal encoding |
| 'base16' | 0-9, a-f | Hexadecimal encoding |
| 'base32' | _Custom_ | Crockford's Base 32 |
| 'base36' | 0-9, a-z | Base 36 (default) |
| 'base58' | _Custom_ | Bitcoin Base 58 |
| 'base62' | 0-9, A-Z, a-z | Base 62 |
| 'base64' | 0-9, A-Z, a-z, +, / | Base 64 |
| 'base64url' | 0-9, A-Z, a-z, -, _ | Base 64 URL encoding (RFC 4648) |

Custom Encoding

To use a different set or count of encoding characters, simply pass a string
containing every desired letter to the constructor.

All custom encoding sets are case sensitive.

`js
const encoder = new UuidEncoder('02468ACEGI'); // weird base10
``