encode
BaseX
Base16, base32, base58 and base64 in one place, converting between any pair.
Base58 drops 0 O I l and the two symbols base64 uses, so a value can
be read aloud, retyped, and double-clicked as one word. That is why Bitcoin addresses and IPFS
hashes use it, and why it is slightly bigger than base64 for the same data.