Closed lasterra closed 4 years ago
No that would not make sense. There is a package in javascript https://www.npmjs.com/package/js-base64 which can do it.
i know that i can decode the base64 string with JS, but how can i put it in the webserver response?
When you call sendResponse
you can encode the body with js-base64
When you call
sendResponse
you can encode the body with js-base64
I am trying to send a base64 zip file as a body. However the resulting zip file is always damaged or faulty.
I have this data:
data = 'data:application/zip;base64,xxxxxxx'
What I tried:
headers: {
'Content-Type': 'application/zip'
}
body: data
body: data.spllit(',')[1]
body: atob(data.split(',')[1])
body: atob(data)
Nothing worked :/ any idea?
When you call
sendResponse
you can encode the body with js-base64I am trying to send a base64 zip file as a body. However the resulting zip file is always damaged or faulty.
I have this data:
data = 'data:application/zip;base64,xxxxxxx'
What I tried:
headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/zip' }
body: data
body: data.spllit(',')[1]
body: atob(data.split(',')[1])
body: atob(data)
Nothing worked :/ any idea?
Are you able to make it work?
Hello, in my project i have files stored inside an sqlite database. I want that files to be response by local webserver, so with the actual implemention i need to write them on disk to be response later using the "path" property.
For me it would be great it the webserve can decode a base64 string, it is a tricky implementation for android but i have no idea to do it for iOS.
In NanoHTTPDWebserver-->serve i add this condition
else if (responseObject.has("base64")){ try { String base64 = responseObject.getString("base64"); byte[] bytes = Base64.decode(base64, Base64.DEFAULT); return newFixedLengthResponse( Response.Status.lookup(responseObject.getInt("status")), getContentType(responseObject), new ByteArrayInputStream(bytes), bytes.length); } catch (JSONException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } return response; }
Do you think it has sense to add this feature in your project?
Regards, Enrique