Crate base64_url
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Base64 URL
Base64 encode, decode, escape and unescape for URL applications.
Examples
Encode data to a Base64-URL string.
assert_eq!("SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ", base64_url::encode("Hello, world!"));
Decode a Base64-URL string to data.
assert_eq!(b"Hello, world!", base64_url::decode("SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ").unwrap().as_slice());
Escape a Base64 string to a Base64-URL string. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64 string by yourself.
assert_eq!("SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ", base64_url::escape("SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ=="));
Unescape a Base64-URL string to a Base64-URL string. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64-URL string by yourself.
assert_eq!("SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ==", base64_url::unescape("SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ"));
Besides, you can also use other encode_*
, decode_*
, escape_*
, unescape_*
associated functions to deal with more specific cases. For example,
let hash = &[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9];
let mut url = String::from("https://example.com/?hash=");
assert_eq!("AQIDBAUGBwgJ", base64_url::encode_to_string(hash, &mut url));
assert_eq!("https://example.com/?hash=AQIDBAUGBwgJ", url);
No Std
Disable the default features to compile this crate without std.
[dependencies.base64-url]
version = "*"
default-features = false
Re-exports
pub extern crate base64;
Functions
- Decode a Base64-URL string to data.
- Decode a Base64-URL string to data into a slice and return the slice with a valid length.
- Decode a Base64-URL string to data and directly store into a mutable
Vec<u8>
reference by concatenating them and return the slice of the decoded data. - Encode data to a Base64-URL string.
- Encode data to a Base64-URL string to a slice and return the slice with a valid length.
- Encode data to a Base64-URL string and directly store to a mutable
String
reference by concatenating them and return the slice of the Base64-URL string. It is usually for generating a URL. - Encode data to Base64-URL data and directly store to a mutable
Vec<u8>
reference by concatenating them and return the slice of the Base64-URL data. It is usually for generating a URL. - Escape a Base64 string to a Base64-URL string. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64 string by yourself.
- In-place escape a Base64 string to a Base64-URL string. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64 string by yourself.
- Escape Base64 data to Base64-URL data. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64 data is correct by yourself.
- In-place escape Base64 data to Base64-URL data. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64 data is correct by yourself.
- In-place escape Base64 data to Base64-URL data. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64 data is correct by yourself.
- Unescape a Base64-URL string to a Base64 string. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64-URL string by yourself.
- In-place unescape a Base64-URL string to a Base64 string. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64-URL string by yourself.
- Unescape Base64-URL data to Base64 data. The conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64-URL data is correct by yourself.
- Unescape Base64-URL data to Base64 data and try to do it in-place. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64-URL data is correct by yourself.
- In-place unescape Base64-URL data to Base64 data. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64-URL data is correct by yourself.
- unsafe_escapeDeprecatedEscape a Base64 string to a Base64-URL string. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64 string by yourself.
- unsafe_escape_stringDeprecatedIn-place escape a Base64 string to a Base64-URL string. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64 string by yourself.
- unsafe_escape_u8_sliceDeprecatedIn-place escape Base64 data to Base64-URL data. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64 data is correct by yourself.
- unsafe_escape_vecDeprecatedIn-place escape Base64 data to Base64-URL data. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64 data is correct by yourself.
- unsafe_unescapeDeprecatedUnescape a Base64-URL string to a Base64 string. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64-URL string by yourself.
- unsafe_unescape_stringDeprecatedIn-place unescape a Base64-URL string to a Base64 string. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input string is a correct Base64-URL string by yourself.
- unsafe_unescape_u8_sliceDeprecatedUnescape Base64-URL data to Base64 data. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64-URL data is correct by yourself.
- unsafe_unescape_vecDeprecatedIn-place unescape Base64-URL data to Base64 data. It is unsafe because the conversion is not concerning with Base64 decoding. You need to make sure the input Base64-URL data is correct by yourself.