This is the MAG Laboratory token generator
This branch contains the inital revision of the generator before it has reached
a level of maturity necessary for a main branch.
The tokens start with an application specific text string before an underscore. Most applications should parse for their target string.
The next part of the token string is a base64 encoded token. This token is encoded in the default big-endian order.
The last part of the token string is a crc32 of the decoded token. The data is entered into the crc32 calculation in the same big-endian order as it is presented through base64. The crc32 is encoded in little-endian format.
Note that the CRC32 format and polynomial are consistent with the default CRC32 which is also called "ISO-HDLC", "ISO 3309", "ITU-T V.42", "CRC-32-IEEE", et cetera.