base62 | Base62 encoder and decoder for arbitrary data | Messaging library
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kandi X-RAY | base62 Summary
This library implements base62 encoding. In addition to integers it can encode and decode any arbitrary data. This is useful for example when generating url safe random tokens for database identifiers.
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- Convert an array of base bases
- Validate input data .
- Decodes an integer .
- Encode an integer .
- Initializes the data .
- Decodes data .
- Encodes data .
- Bench encoder .
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QUESTION
http://dean.edwards.name/packer/ I can't access this URL, Is this service stopped?
I want to compress a file using dead.edwards/packer/ with a Base62 encode. What are the alternative methods you know guys?
Thanks for helping :)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 17:05It’s probably just temporarily down, but you can use any JavaScript minifier or http://dean.edwards.name/packer/ in archive.org
QUESTION
I'm reading an online document that explains how to design a url shortening service. The website is https://www.educative.io/courses/grokking-the-system-design-interview .
In the section, Encoding actual URL, they said -> "We can compute a unique hash (e.g., MD5 or SHA256, etc.) of the given URL. The hash can then be encoded for displaying. This encoding could be base36 ([a-z ,0-9]) or base62 ([A-Z, a-z, 0-9]) and if we add ‘+’ and ‘/’ we can use Base64 encoding. A reasonable question would be, what should be the length of the short key? 6, 8, or 10 characters."
"If we use the MD5 algorithm as our hash function, it’ll produce a 128-bit hash value. After base64 encoding, we’ll get a string having more than 21 characters (since each base64 character encodes 6 bits of the hash value).Since we only have space for 8 characters per short key, how will we choose our key then? We can take the first 6 (or 8) letters for the key. This could result in key duplication, to resolve that, we can choose some other characters out of the encoding string or swap some characters."
I used online MD5 hash generator (http://onlinemd5.com/) and Base64 encoder (https://www.base64encode.org/) to verify the above. I used "www.yahoo.com" as the input string for MD5 hash and output is 1B03577ED104F16AADC00A639D33CB44 . Then I Base64 encoded it and got MUIwMzU3N0VEMTA0RjE2QUFEQzAwQTYzOUQzM0NCNDQ= with UTF-8 destination charset and Unix newline seperator.
Can anyone explain if I'm doing it correctly? I see the number of characters are way more than 21.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-11 at 07:40The problem is that you are using the output of MD5 as a string of hexadecimal digits, and then base64 encoding that string. There's no reason to base64 encode that string - base64 encoding is intended for binary data. What you probably wanted to do is base64 the actual 128-bit binary value of the MD5 hash. Here is some Python code that does what I think you are trying to do:
QUESTION
I want to encrypt and decrypt recursively any key which ends with id
or _id
.
It should loop through all the key
inside passed array
or object
or array of objects
to search for the key and encrypt it. Finally it will return encrypted data.
I tried below function, but it's not working.
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Answered 2020-Apr-12 at 08:38For data that is not Array
or object
and ends in id
or _id
you are recursively calling encryptor
You should end the recursion for that branch
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