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encode

Description

Encodes a string using Base64.

This function is similar to the JavaScript base64 encode.

Syntax
Base64.encode()
Example

Expression: Base64.encode($City)

Where $City contains a string.

Result: "UGxlYXNhbnRvbg=="

decode

Description

Decodes a string using Base64.

This function is similar to the JavaScript Base64 decode.

Syntax
Base64.decode()
Example

Expression: Base64.decode($City)

Where $City contains an encoded string.

Result:  "Pleasanton"

decodeAsBinary

DescriptionDecodes the Base64 encoded string and returns it as a byte array.
Syntax
Base64.decodeAsBinary()
Example

Expression: Base64.decodeAsBinary($City)

Where $City contains an encoded string.

Result: "_snaptype_binary_base64":
"dgrfbvfr"

encodeAsBinary

DescriptionEncodes binary data and returns a Base64 string.
Syntax
Base64.encodeAsBinary()
Example

Expression: Base64.encodeAsBinary($City)

Where $City contains the byte array dgrfbvfr.

Result: "_snaptype_binary_base64":
"MjM0"

decodeGZip

DescriptionUnzips and decodes the Base64 string.
Syntax
Base64.decodeGZip()
Example

Expression: Base64.decodeGZip($City)

Where $City is a GZipped Base64 string.

Result: "Pleasanton"

decodeGZipAsBinary

DescriptionUnzips and decodes the Base64 string as a byte array.
Syntax
Base64.decodeGZipAsBinary()
Example

Expression: Base64.decodeGZipAsBinary($City)

Where $City is a GZipped Base64 byte array.

Result: "Pleasanton"

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