Base64C
A faster base64 encoding/decoding library for Python, implemented in C with SSSE3 and VSX optimizations.
Installation
pip install base64c
Usage
from base64c import b64encode, b64decode
print(b64encode(b"Hello, World!"))
print(b64decode(b64encode(b"Hello, World!")))
License
MIT
Performance
- 3-24x faster than the stdlib
base64module. - Performance increases with input size.
- Tested across different types and sizes of inputs.
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