v2.1.0

Version 2.1.0

Version 2.1.0 of Basencode includes great improvements, especially in accuracy of calculations. Floats now use Decimal (from Python's built-in module decimal) instead of plain floats so as to ensure the maximum possible accuracy in calculations. Due to this increase in accuracy emerged the need for a way to limit the number of digits succeeding the radix point in a representation. This has been implemented by adding a max_frac_places parameter to Float.repr_in_base. For more information on the changes made in version 2.1.0, visit the changelog.

Version 2 of Basencode

In version 2 of Basencode, we've added support for the conversion of floating point numbers to other bases. There are also significant improvements in design and performance, and we look forward to continuing to improve the library.

Please check the README to understand how Basencode 2 should be used.

This version, albeit working, does not yet have automated tests and there remain a few unresolved issues. We will do our best to release a stable edition as soon as possible.