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@kszongic/bitmask-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Zero-dependency CLI for bitwise operations: AND, OR, XOR, NOT, shifts, and bit manipulation

Readme

@kszongic/bitmask-cli

npm version license

Zero-dependency CLI for bitwise operations. AND, OR, XOR, NOT, shifts, and bit manipulation — right from your terminal.

Install

npm i -g @kszongic/bitmask-cli

Usage

bitmask and 0xFF 0x0F        # 15 (0b00001111)
bitmask or 0b1010 0b0101     # 15 (0b00001111)
bitmask xor 12 7             # 11 (0b00001011)
bitmask not 0                # -1 (0b11111111111111111111111111111111)
bitmask lshift 1 8           # 256 (0b100000000)
bitmask rshift 256 4         # 16 (0b10000)
bitmask set 0 3              # 8 (0b00001000)
bitmask clear 0xFF 4         # 239 (0b11101111)
bitmask toggle 0b1010 1      # 8 (0b00001000)
bitmask check 0xFF 7         # 1 (bit 7 is set)
bitmask bits 255             # 11111111
bitmask popcount 0xFF        # 8
bitmask mask 8               # 255 (0b11111111)

Numbers can be decimal, hex (0x), octal (0o), or binary (0b).

Operations

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | and a b | Bitwise AND | | or a b | Bitwise OR | | xor a b | Bitwise XOR | | not a | Bitwise NOT (32-bit) | | lshift a n | Left shift | | rshift a n | Unsigned right shift | | set a bit | Set bit at position | | clear a bit | Clear bit at position | | toggle a bit | Toggle bit | | check a bit | Check if bit is set | | bits a | Binary representation | | popcount a | Count set bits | | mask n | Generate n-bit mask |

License

MIT © kszongic