Read document from base 64 decoded string : R
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Can anyone please help me in resolving the issue for opening and reading the document from decoded string in R?
Example :
- Upload a document from HTML page and get encoded string of document as data URL in JS.
- Encoded string is passed to R code through REST API.
- Got a decoded URL string for a uploaded document in R code using
base64decode.
Now, the problem is how to read any document from base64 decoded URL string in R? OR
How to deal with encoded URL string to read original data of any document in R?
r base64 decode encode base64url
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Can anyone please help me in resolving the issue for opening and reading the document from decoded string in R?
Example :
- Upload a document from HTML page and get encoded string of document as data URL in JS.
- Encoded string is passed to R code through REST API.
- Got a decoded URL string for a uploaded document in R code using
base64decode.
Now, the problem is how to read any document from base64 decoded URL string in R? OR
How to deal with encoded URL string to read original data of any document in R?
r base64 decode encode base64url
edited Nov 20 at 11:09
hrbrmstr
59.7k685146
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Ekta Chugwani
11
I am trying to understand what you want. It would help if you gave an example. Anyway, to encode or decode a base64 string you use packagebase64enc, but in order do the same with a url, you better use packagejosefunctionsbase64url_encodingandbase64url_decoding.
– José
Nov 20 at 8:18
Welcome to SO. You have asked a general question and have posted no associated code/data. You've likely been on SO before and seen good questions. This is not a good question. Tap the R tag below your question. Go to the "Info" tab and read and heed the advice there (including the links it provides). Otherwise I fear your question will be closed in short order.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 20 at 11:11
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Can anyone please help me in resolving the issue for opening and reading the document from decoded string in R?
Example :
- Upload a document from HTML page and get encoded string of document as data URL in JS.
- Encoded string is passed to R code through REST API.
- Got a decoded URL string for a uploaded document in R code using
base64decode.
Now, the problem is how to read any document from base64 decoded URL string in R? OR
How to deal with encoded URL string to read original data of any document in R?
r base64 decode encode base64url
edited Nov 20 at 11:09
hrbrmstr
59.7k685146
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Ekta Chugwani
11
Can anyone please help me in resolving the issue for opening and reading the document from decoded string in R?
Example :
- Upload a document from HTML page and get encoded string of document as data URL in JS.
- Encoded string is passed to R code through REST API.
- Got a decoded URL string for a uploaded document in R code using
base64decode.
Now, the problem is how to read any document from base64 decoded URL string in R? OR
How to deal with encoded URL string to read original data of any document in R?
r base64 decode encode base64url
r base64 decode encode base64url
edited Nov 20 at 11:09
hrbrmstr
59.7k685146
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Ekta Chugwani
11
edited Nov 20 at 11:09
hrbrmstr
59.7k685146
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Ekta Chugwani
11
edited Nov 20 at 11:09
hrbrmstr
59.7k685146
edited Nov 20 at 11:09
hrbrmstr
59.7k685146
edited Nov 20 at 11:09
hrbrmstr
59.7k685146
59.7k685146
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Ekta Chugwani
11
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Ekta Chugwani
11
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Ekta Chugwani
11
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I am trying to understand what you want. It would help if you gave an example. Anyway, to encode or decode a base64 string you use packagebase64enc, but in order do the same with a url, you better use packagejosefunctionsbase64url_encodingandbase64url_decoding.
– José
Nov 20 at 8:18
Welcome to SO. You have asked a general question and have posted no associated code/data. You've likely been on SO before and seen good questions. This is not a good question. Tap the R tag below your question. Go to the "Info" tab and read and heed the advice there (including the links it provides). Otherwise I fear your question will be closed in short order.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 20 at 11:11
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I am trying to understand what you want. It would help if you gave an example. Anyway, to encode or decode a base64 string you use packagebase64enc, but in order do the same with a url, you better use packagejosefunctionsbase64url_encodingandbase64url_decoding.
– José
Nov 20 at 8:18
Welcome to SO. You have asked a general question and have posted no associated code/data. You've likely been on SO before and seen good questions. This is not a good question. Tap the R tag below your question. Go to the "Info" tab and read and heed the advice there (including the links it provides). Otherwise I fear your question will be closed in short order.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 20 at 11:11
I am trying to understand what you want. It would help if you gave an example. Anyway, to encode or decode a base64 string you use package
base64enc, but in order do the same with a url, you better use package jose functions base64url_encoding and base64url_decoding.– José
Nov 20 at 8:18
I am trying to understand what you want. It would help if you gave an example. Anyway, to encode or decode a base64 string you use package
base64enc, but in order do the same with a url, you better use package jose functions base64url_encoding and base64url_decoding.– José
Nov 20 at 8:18
Welcome to SO. You have asked a general question and have posted no associated code/data. You've likely been on SO before and seen good questions. This is not a good question. Tap the R tag below your question. Go to the "Info" tab and read and heed the advice there (including the links it provides). Otherwise I fear your question will be closed in short order.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 20 at 11:11
Welcome to SO. You have asked a general question and have posted no associated code/data. You've likely been on SO before and seen good questions. This is not a good question. Tap the R tag below your question. Go to the "Info" tab and read and heed the advice there (including the links it provides). Otherwise I fear your question will be closed in short order.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 20 at 11:11
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I am trying to understand what you want. It would help if you gave an example. Anyway, to encode or decode a base64 string you use package
base64enc, but in order do the same with a url, you better use packagejosefunctionsbase64url_encodingandbase64url_decoding.– José
Nov 20 at 8:18
Welcome to SO. You have asked a general question and have posted no associated code/data. You've likely been on SO before and seen good questions. This is not a good question. Tap the R tag below your question. Go to the "Info" tab and read and heed the advice there (including the links it provides). Otherwise I fear your question will be closed in short order.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 20 at 11:11