Both encode/1 and decode/1 functions are of (binary()) -> binary() type.

The usage looks like:

B = crypto:rand_bytes(10).
H = base16:encode(B).
B = base16:decode(H).

Please, note:

• base16:encode/1 returns lower-case letters.
• base16:decode/1 requires the argument to be a binary of odd-number size, and it parses both in upper-case or lower-case encoding.

Code is implemented using lookup tables, which tremendously speeds-up the algorithm and consumes constant memory. It's the fastest you can get using pure Erlang code!

The library itself is licensed under the MIT License.

The tests, due to dependency on PropEr, are licensed under the GPLv3 license.