Uint8Array.fromBase64() — Decoding a base64 string
This example uses the default alphabet and lastChunkHandling options to decode a base64 string.
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This example uses the default alphabet and lastChunkHandling options to decode a base64 string. Note that
The whitespace in the space is ignored. The string has 14 base64 characters, not a multiple of 4. This is only valid and decodable with lastChunkHandling: "loose". The last chunk, Ph, ends in the character h which is 0b100001 in base64, so the last 0001 bits are "overflow bits" and are ignored. This is only valid and decodable with lastChunkHandling: "loose".
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