0.2.2 • Published 6 years ago
whitespace-parse v0.2.2
Whitespace-Parse
:information_source: About
This NodeJS package allows you to encode text to whitespace and vice versa. Note: This is CUSTOM whitespace! There are no linebreaks! Only tabs and spaces.
How?
a = 97 - ASCII Character code in decimal
a = 1100001 - Same value in binary
a = ' ' - In Whitespace
So each character has a sequence of exactly 7 binary values. If the the encoding of a string has less characters, for example "!" which decodes to "100001" (6 characters) a padding needs to be applied at the start of the string. In this case it would be 0 + 100001 to get to the 7 characters.
:postbox: NPM
:wrench: Installation
npm i whitespace-parse
:bulb: API
decode()
No. | Arguments | Description | Required | Default |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | string | the whitespace string to decode | yes | N/A |
Example:
var whitespace = require("whitespace-parse");
console.log(whitespace.decode(" "));
// => "Hi"
encode()
No. | Arguments | Description | Required | Default |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | string | the ASCII string to encode | yes | N/A |
Example:
var whitespace = require("whitespace-parse");
console.log(whitespace.encode("Hi"));
// => " "
toBinary()
No. | Arguments | Description | Required | Default |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | string | The ASCII string to encode | yes | N/A |
2 | boolean | Should all character sequences be split by a space | no | no |
Example:
var whitespace = require("whitespace-parse");
console.log(whitespace.toBinary("hi"));
// => "11010001101001"
console.log(whitespace.toBinary("hi", true));
// => "1101000 1101001"
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