Tools for handling stateful 5-bit encoding
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Baudot is a Python library for encoding and decoding 5-bit stateful encoding.
This library is named after Jean-Maurice-Émile Baudot (1845-1903), the French engineer who invented this code. The Baudot code was the first practical and widely used binary character encoding, and is an ancestor of the ASCII code we are familiar with today.
This library accomplishes two tasks (and their inverse):
reading 5-bit codes from custom input formats,
converting 5-bit codes to unicode characters.
This library provides support for several common encodings, as well as support for reading tape-like files and hexadecimal data.
Please keep in mind that this project is very young, and that its API is most likely ill-designed at this point. Suggestions are welcome!
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