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@schie/epc

v1.0.0

Published

EPC (Electronic Product Code) generator and parser for UHF RFID tags in TypeScript.

Readme

@schie/epc

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A modern, type-safe TypeScript library for generating and parsing EPC (Electronic Product Code) identifiers used in UHF RFID tags.

📌 Stability
As of v1.0.0, @schie/epc follows Semantic Versioning. Breaking changes ship only in a major version and are documented in UPGRADING.md.

✨ Features

  • 🧩 EPC Generation - Create EPCs from GS1 components
  • 🔍 Parsing - Decode EPC hex into structured data
  • 🔄 GTIN/EAN/UPC Conversion - Encode existing barcodes into SGTIN-96, or recover a GTIN-14 from one
  • 🛡️ Type Safe - Full TypeScript support with comprehensive types
  • 📦 Zero Dependencies - Lightweight and fast
  • 🧪 100% Test Coverage - Enforced on every change

🚀 Quick Start

Installation

npm install @schie/epc

Basic Usage

import { encodeSgtin96, parseEpc } from '@schie/epc';

const epc = encodeSgtin96({
  companyPrefix: '0614141',
  itemReference: '812345',
  serial: 6789,
  filter: 3,
});

console.log(epc.hex);
console.log(epc.uri);

const parsed = parseEpc(epc.hex);
console.log(parsed.scheme); // sgtin-96

Convert an existing GTIN/EAN/UPC into an SGTIN-96 EPC, or reverse an SGTIN-96 EPC back into a GTIN-14:

import { encodeSgtin96FromGtin12, sgtin96ToGtin14 } from '@schie/epc';

// GTIN-12 (and its UPC-A barcode form) both work via encodeSgtin96FromGtin12 / encodeSgtin96FromUpcA
const fromGtin = encodeSgtin96FromGtin12({
  gtin12: '036000291452',
  companyPrefixLength: 6,
  serial: 987,
});

sgtin96ToGtin14(fromGtin); // '00036000291452'

encodeSgtin96FromGtin13/encodeSgtin96FromEan13 and encodeSgtin96FromGtin8/encodeSgtin96FromEan8 work the same way for 13- and 8-digit codes.

📦 Package Information

  • ES Modules: Full ESM support with tree shaking
  • CommonJS: CJS builds included for compatibility
  • TypeScript: Complete type definitions included
  • Node.js: Requires Node.js 20+

🧾 Supported Schemes

  • SGTIN-96 - encode/parse, plus conversion from GTIN-8, GTIN-12/UPC-A, and GTIN-13/EAN-13 codes (and back to a GTIN-14)
  • GID-96 - encode/parse for non-GS1 identifiers
  • GS1 check digits - compute, append, and validate

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! This project uses:

  • TypeScript for type safety
  • Jest for testing
  • ESLint + Prettier for code quality
  • Commitizen for conventional commits
# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Run tests
pnpm test

# Build
pnpm run build

# Lint
pnpm run lint

📄 License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

🔗 Links


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