Description:
dbase32 1.7.0
The Dbase32 encoding is a base32 variant designed for document-oriented
databases, specifically for encoding document IDs.
It uses an alphabet whose symbols are in ASCII/UTF-8 sorted order:
3456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY
This means that unlike RFC-3548 Base32 encoding, the sort-order of the
encoded data will match the sort-order of the binary data.
The dbase32 package provides a high-performance C implementation of the
encoding, plus a pure-Python fallback.
Dbase32 is licensed LGPLv3+, requires Python 3.4 or newer, and fully
supports Python 3.5.
Examples
Encoding and decoding:
>>> from dbase32 import db32enc, db32dec
>>> db32enc(b'binary foo')
'FCNPVRELI7J9FUUI'
>>> db32dec('FCNPVRELI7J9FUUI')
b'binary foo'
Validation:
>>> from dbase32 import isdb32, check_db32
>>> isdb32('../very/naughty/')
False
>>> check_db32('../very/naughty/')
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
ValueError: invalid Dbase32: '../very/naughty/'
Generating 120-bit Dbase32-encoded random IDs:
>>> from dbase32 import random_id
>>> random_id()
'FOLQCPOFDVADYMVGQDI49Y7F'
>>> random_id()
'IFL63RNSQ9NN5ANMUQD6BQSJ'
Dbase32 resources
Documentation
Report a bug
Browse the source
Launchpad project
A Novacut component
Dbase32 is being developed as part of the Novacut project. Packages are
available for Ubuntu in the Novacut Stable Releases PPA and the
Novacut Daily Builds PPA.
If you have questions or need help getting started with Dbase32, please stop
by the #novacut IRC channel on freenode.
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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