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https://github.com/spenserblack/anybase

Convert bytes into base-n
https://github.com/spenserblack/anybase

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Convert bytes into base-n

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# anybase

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Create an arbitrary base-n encoder and decoder with any set digits, with the limit that `n` is in `[2, 256)` and that each digit
can be represented as a single byte.

This does not truly allow *any* base-n, for the sake of API simplicity and familiarity based on the `encoding/hex` standard
library. Base-1 would be absurd and implemented as tallies (`1` = `1`, `2` = `11`, etc.), and Base-257+ would not be able
to be stored in a `byte`.

View the examples for more details.