# libqp Encode and decode quoted-printable strings according to [RFC2045](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2045#section-6.7). ## Usage Install with npm npm install libqp Require in your script ```javascript var libqp = require('libqp'); ``` ### Encode values Encode Buffer objects or unicode strings with libqp.encode(val) → String Where * **val** is a Buffer or an unicode string **Example** ```javascript libqp.encode('jõgeva'); // j=C3=B5geva ``` ### Wrap encoded values Quoted-Printable encoded lines are limited to 76 characters but `encode` method might return lines longer than the limit. To enforce soft line breaks on lines longer than 76 (or any other length) characters, use `wrap` libqp.wrap(str[, lineLength]) → String Where * **str** is a Quoted-Printable encoded string * **lineLength** (defaults to 76) is the maximum allowed line length. Any longer line will be soft wrapped **Example** ```javascript libqp.wrap('abc j=C3=B5geva', 10) // abc j=\r\n // =C3=B5geva ``` ### Transform Streams `libqp` makes it possible to encode and decode streams with `libqp.Encoder` and `libqp.Decoder` constructors. ### Encoder Stream Create new Encoder Stream with var encoder = new libqp.Encoder([options]) Where * **options** is the optional stream options object with an additional option `lineLength` if you want to use any other line length than the default 76 characters (or set to `false` to turn the soft wrapping off completely) **Example** The following example script reads in a file, encodes it to Quoted-Printable and saves the output to a file. ```javascript var libqp = require('libqp'); var fs = require('fs'); var source = fs.createReadStream('source.txt'); var encoded = fs.createReadStream('encoded.txt'); var encoder = new libqp.Encoder(); source.pipe(encoder).pipe(encoded); ``` ### Decoder Stream Create new Decoder Stream with var decoder = new libqp.Decoder([options]) Where * **options** is the optional stream options object **Example** The following example script reads in a file in Quoted-Printable encoding, decodes it and saves the output to a file. ```javascript var libqp = require('libqp'); var fs = require('fs'); var encoded = fs.createReadStream('encoded.txt'); var dest = fs.createReadStream('dest.txt'); var decoder = new libqp.Decoder(); encoded.pipe(decoder).pipe(dest); ``` ## License **MIT**