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base36 Encode/Decode [JS 1.8]

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base36 Encode/Decode Strings
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*Requires JavaScript 1.8 or higher*

Syntax:

`base36[.ascii].encode(str[, separator]):String`

`base36[.ascii].decode(str[, separator]):String`

Default character separator is ZERO WIDTH SPACE U+200B

Examples:

base36.encode("foobar", "-") == "2u-33-33-2q-2p-36"
base36.decode("2u-33-33-2q-2p-36", "-") == "foobar"

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  1. if (delete base36)
  2.   const base36 = { // U+200B is a zero-width space
  3.     encode: function(str, separator)
  4.       Array.map(""+(str||""), function(c) c.charCodeAt(0).toString(36)).join(separator||"\u200b"),
  5.     decode: function(str, separator)
  6.       (""+(str||"")).split(separator||"\u200b").map(function(s) String.fromCharCode(parseInt(s, 36))).join(""),
  7.     ascii: {
  8.       encode: function(str)
  9.         Array.map(""+(str||""), function(c) {
  10.           var b36 = base36.encode(c, "");
  11.           if (b36.length === 1)
  12.             b36 = "0" + b36;
  13.           return b36;
  14.         }).join(""),
  15.  
  16.       decode: function(str)
  17.         (""+(str||"")).replace(/[a-z0-9]{2}/gi, function(s) base36.decode(s))
  18.     }
  19.   };

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