nsystems 0.3.0

Convert numbers between different numeral systems.

nsystems

Info

This Python package is used for converting any number from any numeral system (ex. binary), to whatever numeral system you want (if it's not greater than base64).

Python offers this function, but it is very limited (you can only convert bases: 2, 8, 16). With our user-friendly package, you'll be able to convert between any numeral systems (> base64).

 

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Installation

It's dead easy.

You just run:

pip install nsystems

in your terminal.

 

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Usage

We made our package pretty easy to use.

 

Common functions

• convert()
• base2()
• base8()
• base10()
• base16()
• base32()
• base64()

 

convert()

This function is used to convert a number from, to whatever numeral system you want.

Arguments taken	Type	Default value
value	str	(no default value)
to_base	int	16
from_base	int	10

Example:

from nsystems import convert

converted = convert('123', 2)
print(converted)

# output: 1111011

 

base2(), base8(), base16(), base32(), base64()

These functions are very similar to each other, so we've put them in one explanation. These are also similar to the convert() function, but have like the to_base argument fixed to the base they are.

Arguments taken	Type	Default value
value	str	(no default value)
from_base	int	10

Example:

from nsystems import base64

converted = base64('123')
print(converted)

# output: 1x

 

base10()

This function converts to base10 (decimal) from any other numeral system.

Arguments taken	Type	Default value
value	str	(no default value)
from_base	int	16

Example:

from nsystems import base10

converted = base10('1111011', 2)
print(converted)

# output: 123

 

PRO functions

• characters()

 

characters()

If you want to change the character list, this function is for that.

The default character list are these characters (0-9, A-Z, a-z, +, =).

With this function you can choose whether you want to get large or small letters first, and the two special characters at the end (the numbers are always at the beginning).

Arguments taken	Type	Default value
AZ_or_az	str (options: 'AZ' or 'az')	(no default value)
az_or_AZ	str (options: 'AZ' or 'az')	(no default value)
special_character_1	str	(no default value)
special_character_2	str	(no default value)

Example:

from nsystems import characters

characters('az', 'AZ', '+', '/')

# now the character list is: 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ+/