How to use the charenc.bin.bytesToString function in charenc
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petrosagg / papagal / src / vendor / MD5 / index.js View on Github 
module.exports = function(e, t) {
if (typeof e != "undefined") {
var n = r.wordsToBytes(s(e, t));
if (t && t.asBytes) {
return n;
}
if (t && t.asString) {
return i.bytesToString(n);
}
return r.bytesToHex(n);
}
};
}();module.exports = function (message, options) {
if(typeof message == 'undefined')
return;
var digestbytes = crypt.wordsToBytes(md5(message, options));
return options && options.asBytes ? digestbytes :
options && options.asString ? bin.bytesToString(digestbytes) :
crypt.bytesToHex(digestbytes);
};api = function (message, options) {
var digestbytes = crypt.wordsToBytes(sha1(message));
return options && options.asBytes ? digestbytes :
options && options.asString ? bin.bytesToString(digestbytes) :
crypt.bytesToHex(digestbytes);
};api = function (message, options) {
var digestbytes = crypt.wordsToBytes(sha1(message));
return options && options.asBytes ? digestbytes :
options && options.asString ? bin.bytesToString(digestbytes) :
crypt.bytesToHex(digestbytes);
};module.exports = function (message, options) {
if(typeof message == 'undefined')
return;
var digestbytes = crypt.wordsToBytes(md5(message, options));
return options && options.asBytes ? digestbytes :
options && options.asString ? bin.bytesToString(digestbytes) :
crypt.bytesToHex(digestbytes);
};module.exports = function (message, options) {
if (message === undefined || message === null)
throw new Error('Illegal argument ' + message);
var digestbytes = crypt.wordsToBytes(md5(message, options));
return options && options.asBytes ? digestbytes :
options && options.asString ? bin.bytesToString(digestbytes) :
crypt.bytesToHex(digestbytes);
};
