cdigit - Collection of check digit algorithms implemented in JavaScript

Node.js:

import { luhn } from "cdigit";

// Luhn (a.k.a. Mod 10) algorithm
console.log(luhn.compute("1234")); // "4"
console.log(luhn.generate("1234")); // "12344"
console.log(luhn.validate("12344")); // true

Command-line:

# Damm algorithm
npx cdigit --algo damm compute 1234
npx cdigit --algo damm generate 1234
npx cdigit --algo damm validate 12340

ISO/IEC 7064 describes eight generic check digit (character) systems for numeric, alphabetic, and alphanumeric strings. ISO/IEC 7064 specifies two types of systems that use the same algorithm with different parameters: Pure systems (MOD 11-2, MOD 37-2, MOD 97-10, MOD 661-26, and MOD 1271-36) and Hybrid systems (MOD 11,10, MOD 27,26, and MOD 37,36).

GTINs are internationally unified product identification numbers that are often (or historically) referred to as UPC, EAN, ISBN-13, etc. GTINs have several variations in length but share the identical check digit algorithm; therefore, cdigit currently provides only one generic gtin object for GTINs and other GS1 data structures. Note that the gtin object does not check the length or semantic validity of a given GTIN string.

Load algorithm objects using the cdigit names listed in Supported Algorithms section.

import { mod97_10 } from "cdigit";

Algorithm objects implement the following methods:

Checks if a protected string is valid per the algorithm.

console.log(mod97_10.validate("123482")); // true

Generates the protected string from the argument using the algorithm. The generated string consists of the original bare string and computed check character(s), which are combined in accordance with the algorithm.

console.log(mod97_10.generate("1234")); // "123482"

Generates the check character(s) from the argument using the algorithm. Unlike generate(), this method returns the check character(s) only.

console.log(mod97_10.compute("1234")); // "82"

Generates the check character(s) from the argument using the algorithm. This method is an alphabet-independent equivalent of compute(), where the return value and argument are both represented as arrays of each digit's numerical value.

console.log(mod97_10.computeFromNumVals([1, 2, 3, 4])); // [8, 2]

See example.js for usage examples.

Usage: cdigit [options] [command]

Options:
  -a, --algo <name>  specify check digit algorithm by name
  -h, --help         display help for command

Commands:
  validate <string>  check if string is valid
  generate <string>  append check character(s) to string
  compute <string>   print check character(s) computed from string

-a, --algo <name> option accepts the names listed in Supported Algorithms section and defaults to luhn or the value of CDIGIT_CLI_DEFAULT_ALGO environment variable (if set).

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