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typed-base64

v0.1.0

Published

Typed Base64, Base64URL, byte helpers, and abab-compatible atob/btoa exports.

Downloads

125

Readme

typed-base64

Typed Base64 helpers with migration-compatible atob and btoa exports.

abab is deprecated because modern runtimes include native atob() and btoa(). This package keeps the old null-returning compatibility behavior for migration and adds byte, UTF-8, and Base64URL helpers that are easier to use correctly.

Install

npm install typed-base64

Usage

import { atob, btoa, decodeBase64, encodeBase64Url } from "typed-base64";

btoa("Hello, world!");
// "SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ=="

atob("SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ==");
// "Hello, world!"

encodeBase64Url("hello?");
// "aGVsbG8_"

decodeBase64("8J+aqA==");
// "🚨"

API

btoa(input)

Compatibility encoder. Returns null when input contains characters outside U+0000 to U+00FF.

atob(input)

Compatibility decoder. Returns null for invalid Base64.

encodeBase64(input)

Encodes a UTF-8 string or Uint8Array.

decodeBase64(input)

Decodes Base64 to a UTF-8 string.

bytesToBase64(bytes) / base64ToBytes(input)

Byte-oriented helpers.

encodeBase64Url(input) / decodeBase64Url(input)

URL-safe Base64 helpers without padding.

Migration Position

typed-base64 is an independent alternative or migration helper for projects moving away from abab. It is not affiliated with the original package maintainers or project.

For release context, see the local migration guide, examples, compatibility notes, source metadata, and adoption plan.