Base64 encoding and decoding
An API providing simple Base64 encoding and decoding functions. These use an entirely in-memory implementation, so are only suitable for use with relatively small amounts of data.
function O.base64.encode(input, option)
Encodes the input
, which may be a String
, BinaryData
or File
object.
Where a String
is used for the input
data, it is serialised in the UTF-8 character set before encoding.
The optional option
argument specifies which style of Base64 encoding should be used, see below for allowed values.
Returns a String
of Base64 encoded data.
function O.base64.decode(input, option, binaryDataOptions)
Decodes the input
, which may be a String
, BinaryData
or File
object.
The optional option
argument specifies which style of Base64 decoding should be used, see below for allowed values.
Returns a BinaryData
object.
The optional binaryDataOptions
sets the filename and MIME type of the returned BinaryData
object, as per O.binaryData()
. This should be used when creating files in the file store with O.file()
or returning the data in a response handler.
An exception will be thrown if the input data is not properly encoded according to the given option
.
Base64 options
The option
argument of the Base64 functions specifies the style of Base64 for encoding or decoding binary data.
Unspecified, undefined or null |
Base64 alphabet from Table 1 of RFC 4648, without any line separator characters. |
"mime" |
Base64 alphabet from Table 1 of RFC 4648, with "\r\n" line separator characters so lines are no longer than 76 characters. |
"url" |
URL and Filename safe Base64 alphabet from Table 2 of RFC 4648. |