NOT CROCKFORD COMPATIBLE

[bbourdel]

Please : why did you use the U instead of S ?

The crockford alpahbeth is : 0123456789abcdefghjkmnpqrstvwxyz
The one you use is : 0123456789abcdefghjkmnpqrtuvwxyz
Not the S is not present in your alphabet and the U is present.

This is not the Crockford Base32 correct implementation :
source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base32 and https://www.crockford.com/base32.html and all other package in all other language (ie Python for my backend....)
I've lost 4 hours to figure out what's happened ....

[mnp]

It's also emitting ones "1" and zeros "0".

[bbourdel]

This is normal. Here the Crockford32 official specification : https://www.crockford.com/base32.html 0, O, o can be decoded as the same value 0x00, but the value 0x00 is alwais encoded as 0 (zero)

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[alexp1917]

I dont know if this is the same issue, but in case it is, here's another example where this library disagrees with linux tools and the competing top result (hi-base32?)

echo '6cf477f57dcfbaa61275d336c3ba2fc7dd28ecee18a4f20c004732878d7d' | xxd -r -p | base32
# prints NT2HP5L5Z65KMETV2M3MHORPY7OSR3HODCSPEDAAI4ZIPDL5

and then this unexpected result:

#!/usr/bin/env node
var base32 = require('base32');

var echo = '6cf477f57dcfbaa61275d336c3ba2fc7dd28ecee18a4f20c004732878d7d'
var xxdStep = Buffer.from(echo, 'hex');
//xxdStep = xxdStep.toString();
var b32 = base32.encode(xxdStep);

console.log(b32);
// prints dku7fxbxtyxac4knucvc7ehfrzejhv7e32jf43008wt8f3bx

I mean granted this library has a disclaimer on it, and im grateful for that or else i would have spent even more time figuring this out