I have a code that looks like a base64. I used multiple decoders online but it retrieved blank,. Now I'm not sure if it's a base64. This is the code cXdJM50PIEUBe31uLYIC/A==
Its not a baase64 image, if its base 64 encoded image after paste the browser, display the image in browser check yourself,
src="data:image/png;base64,cXdJM50PIEUBe31uLYIC/A=="
paste only,
data:image/png;base64,cXdJM50PIEUBe31uLYIC/A==
Actual base64 image looks like this,
data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAFAAAABQCAMAAAC5zwKfAAAB4FBMVEX/////KRD/Mhj/KBn/LBn+MiD/KBb/Mx3/LhX/KRP8///1////PSX5//9Ft/99AAD///nxLhpDqv/r//+DAABIBxRqAABhopBme4e2saO31dH0JRTAAABZKTZ3cm2fGxOxAABgHhx/NSjQ48V9a0p0NS+dDgBVT0nYIhmnEAPDIxhYHh0AFh66JBl6HRlnBwrm8vPZIQvt18W9xsTx+vNtk251s8CLs7up1diSNDJDbFUwGhxHHi3U6eAkYVGQHhpHNjZOGR0PAAAATD6MHBefHxhqHhwhHCAzHwXf///b5dm/qZeom3ZIIBnB9ekWW1dNn7qQw8tkiptqX1hcmKhdABVyeHq5p2mVXSJ8vrxvua6NtJCkrqTq8L/Q7fRJnp1/CRzIvZQ+QDlKAACVdltTWW2MABpGb3l5NklsYW+S6eeK1Mu24t5Pcm4yPEP07NpJVlJIYXd6j5BWTTlnh4hjQUG99/dAWWJjOUp6Hi7Hn3jy8tBrOgDOw6p8YyGJh2ORJwUUABufqH6ytXJKNjFRRyx9OhiHX1Haupynk3gMcanp39XPw8GewqsPITqUaknao260hVY/neE2cJV3e0pGwf81hpkANz4zKhA8GxtXj4GEUFAoQDu1QS1dJBNEV0T53KyOAAADzklEQVRYhe2V/VfbVBjHk3vz2haau5YiJKyrbDUEUgjroIg1VJsyxsBV2WTKgAGT6cY66TastQ5xuq2CL63uffNf9Sbpdo4e9aRZfsznnKZpz8nnfO+9z/OEIHx8fHx8fP4PwVNb9dfFxd9q3vlqvzTr9fqdWa98pd/rnZh6+SePhLVrjUNY2Di5740vcPBz5yFMY9IboUAcn25gX2djbZ8ovf5hp/dH8ZLxiv9olqu1++nXFnZ0r5WHdprNB82Hz44+WrL/dJfzwr1R/GBpb07X89FYbDevp77bq+K/0t9/+3W1/15bZy4IRPWbcKxGnLq9i1gMMq+ykirPCsRBbKDrhx/Dd0vOfemL93tORFF4o3R7FSFEmWiUGEdITZwWeuOsXpC1O21EvBqWUtMaa5zbC4vAkCFSIBpUoKoBoKz39N8VNRkYz9pIeAV7AOCeb71AAKgy1B9DlFCAhdb1500RQmisHnMcUTiYVM1njaE4AyFCUNF5ElEcR+EPp+gyg4HohdNCDy7tyjgZRalzIsnIKmJIkTQRsYknSYoxf6DhrRGHwsiTJAVNjBRJMvk5jWyBUilVbN0DsLrtuBznt9ZlCoiooJJ4qY/ll0ImkdB480bpmxA56bDjtgl0R2lWqVRyyMxZMFo+XpuMWzfSVHHsqVRZCjgVEk8kFp0dWxm0KlAtIFvIqUOKJR54i4hkxsedbiFmLCrF3gj0HjOLB6BEvJVQH8KB8cqTJwUiEAw69xEzZz4sRojeKbPeIKNM27uIcjloHbD6XtvTYSaCL9n3W9ViFGQe76A+qUIeA9R32vXZZN+VONsYzxnxfC6hmIHxJiQ/cieMLJylrE0jeSWfmDOQ3XsADR93YTs1e3p0/gON5OErWj7uyGHn9fKK/qPJ6Js93V0izzM0HbKNZgvj6dDnImD6hEojeeLtQRkyPBsKURSDT8MqRjS83U7BtMiW5RBNKyk8XRGOyALAv+y/8A03L6r5m4g2gVDu6zMHgoiN2ClKuW0XOoIY2ZQsIY307eKZza8qFcNsQ5jaKUZcCYPnJwDWhULyVJaYWc4Uxx5MkBzHTDsfWf9g+cYACVialq6bIyDQEbi1g8cio+c22niT/N24sqpxrJi0Z5Rw4eKa1Sfy+oZLITGzcElX9XPL5n3648UjsjXLWLdth4lkzn8ynrXyfRrVWLtNxNiSayE+mmCH9Z3e0kK0bZSutTFW/zvrikbabTxwPeuBjyAyX6qaKIraZ5u9LubCvxDMLFy6XLn8+fiyNz5TeeuLK1dHOrzS+fj4+Pj4OOEv8RqfcMFqLZgAAAAASUVORK5CYII=
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I have an application where i am creating a PDF using PDFKit npm module.
I have a use case where i am provided the base64 string of a pdf document that needs to be converted to an image, so i can then embed that into another PDF document using PDFKit.
I wish to do this in memory and not save any actual documents, i need to input a base64 string in PDF format and get one back in an image format.
How can i convert base64 string PDF to a base64 string image (png, jpg, etc) using javascript/node?
This isn't a question, but I wanted to share the solution since I wasn't able to find much about it googling.
I am creating a tool for my company using PowerApps. I needed to store a set of data along with 2 pictures for each entry. The data and pictures were stored in pdf files, I parsed the data out, and encoded the pictures into a base64 string (Field: VarChar MAX), using PowerShell and uploaded it into a SQL (2005) server onsite. I connected my onsite SQL server to PowerApps through the Gateway program provided by PowerApps.
My problem was displaying the stored pictures in the application, without using any different data connectors or extreme coding.
Using the IMAGE object, Image.image = "data:image;application/octet-stream;base64,"&PassingID.PictureOpen
where PassingID.PictureOpen = the Base64 string.
Using the IMAGE object, Image.image = "data:image;application/octet-stream;base64,"&PassingID.PictureOpen
where PassingID.PictureOpen = the Base64 string.
The really important part here is using quotes "", and data:image;application/octet-stream;base64,
You can replace image with audio, for audio features.
I assume a similar setup can be used in the Gallery object as well.
I'm using ldap3.
I can connect and read all attributes without any issue, but I don't know how to display the photo of the attribute thumbnailPhoto.
If I print(conn.entries[0].thumbnailPhoto) I get a bunch of binary values like b'\xff\xd8\xff\xe0\x00\x10JFIF.....'.
I have to display it on a bottle web page. So I have to put this value in a jpeg or png file.
How can I do that?
The easiest way is to save the raw byte value in a file and open it with a picture editor. The photo is probably a jpeg, but it can be in any format.
Have a look at my answer at Display thumbnailPhoto from Active Directory in PHP. It's especially for PHP but the concept is the same for Python.
basically it's about either using the base64 encoded raw-data as data-stream or actually using a temporary file that is serverd (or used to determine the mime-type)
The image is given as Base64 encoded string, I had decode and pass to BitmapFactory class, then I got a log saying skia returned false. I did the fix by using FilterInputStream still its failing. So to identify the issue with image decoding part, I did the hexdump and compare with iOS one, it was identical. So now I'm sure that issue with BitmapFactory class. One thing I noticed that, when I put the binary output to a file and copy to Mac, clicking on the file I could see the image. So I was trying to figure out, what is the different between the Image Decoder in Android and iOS.
I have a nodejs server that receives images encoded in base64 through a websocket. I would like to do some image manipulation on those images and send them back. I searched a little bit on the net to find some library to help me doing this, but all I could find were libraries that take images stored somewhere in the server side, do the manipulation and save back the image. Apparently all of them take as input a string containing the filename of the image, so I guess under the hood they are fetching the image manually through a file stream.
My question is, is there a library that may help me working directly on base64 data (that is, passing the data as input to the functions) or should I save every time the image on the server, modify it and send it back? I would rather not go with the latter because I'm working on some high-performance application, and all this saving/loading looks a waste of cycles. Otherwise, do you see some other way I could achieve this (that is, getting the image file without saving and loading it back, for example)?
Thanks.
Work with Buffers.
var img = new Buffer(img_string, 'base64');
// Work with your images like other tutorials do.
This one can work with "readable streams": https://github.com/aheckmann/gm
See the second set of examples in the readme.