An extension for SQLite that provides a bech32m encoding function. Given a sequence of bytes either as TEXT or BLOB, a Bech32m-encoded string is returned.
Compilation requires SQLite headers. On Debian-derived Linux distributions,
install libsqlite3-dev.
Run make to build a shared library loadable as SQLite extension.
$ sqlite3
sqlite> .load ./libbech32m.so
sqlite> select bech32m_encode('xch', x'f4f6ca53d56211869b1705ce29726bad7a67d30ebe002a65450b13adbb05a669');
xch17nmv5574vggcdxchqh8zjunt44ax05cwhcqz5e29pvf6mwc95e5s27yfa4
Bech32m is specified in BIP-350.
The actual Bech32m encoding code is taken from the reference implementation by Pieter Wuille, which is MIT-licensed.
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