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They use Crockford Base32 encoding which does exactly that.
by moebrowne 2y ago
They use Crockford Base32 encoding which does exactly that.
- benterix 2y agoI don't think so since the sample key they present in the big image contains many of these. The caption is "An example API key generated by github.com/gofrs/uuid and encoded with github.com/agentstation/uuidkey." - so something is wrong.
- alt227 2y agoYou need to look harder at the encoding standard. After generation all o are mapped to 0 and all l are mapped to 1 so yes there are 0 and 1 but there are never o and l.
- hdjjhhvvhga 2y agoAh, so you need to know that first, otherwise it's still ambiguous to people reading them.