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base32
base32 command for MoonX.
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0.1.7
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#base32
Development candidate: cli/base32@0.1.7. Publication is separate;
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Encode and decode Base32 for MoonX.
Version: cli/base32@0.1.7. Published coordinates
remain recorded in the release inventory.
moonx cli/base32@0.1.7 [-d] [-i] [-w COLS] [FILE]#Supported scope
Encode files or stdin with the RFC 4648 alphabet. With no file, or -, read stdin. Output wraps at 76 columns by default.
Encoding emits complete groups as input arrives and keeps bounded working
buffers. Padding and a final wrapped newline are emitted only at successful
EOF; a later read or write error can leave earlier output intact.
#Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -d, --decode | Decode input. |
| -i, --ignore-garbage | Ignore non-alphabet bytes when decoding. |
| -w, --wrap=COLS | Set output width; 0 disables wrapping and the final newline. |
| --help / --version | Show help / package version. |
#Extension and diagnostic contract
Decoding checks canonical tail bits and preserves complete-block failure prefixes.
Missing final padding is accepted; incomplete explicit padding rejects (GNU 9.11).
See the finite option and diagnostic profile for the scope and upstream distinction.
#Argument and exit-status contract
Ordinary option/operand errors exit 1; documented capability refusals retain their own status.
See the finite diagnostic profile.
#Limitations
- Lowercase symbols are invalid unless discarded with -i; malformed input can fail after emitting a valid prefix.
- Nonstandard alphabets and locale-specific behavior are unsupported.
- Decoding still reads the complete input before processing it; the encoding memory bound does not apply to decoding.
#Examples
printf 'hello' | moonx cli/base32@0.1.7
printf 'NBSWY3DP' | moonx cli/base32@0.1.7 -d
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