API for base64 - clojure-contrib v1.3 (in development)

by Stuart Sierra

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Full namespace name: clojure.contrib.base64

Overview

Base-64 encoding and decoding.

This is mainly here as an example.  It is much slower than the
Apache Commons Codec implementation or sun.misc.BASE64Encoder.

Public Variables and Functions



decode

function
This library, clojure-contrib, is deprecated. See here for more information.
Usage: (decode str-reader out)
Decodes base64-encoded content from str-reader. Writes resulting bytes to out.
Source


decode-str

function
This library, clojure-contrib, is deprecated. See here for more information.
Usage: (decode-str s)
       (decode-str s encoding)
Decodes base64-encoded String using encoding. Encoding defaults to UTF-8.
Source


encode

function
This library, clojure-contrib, is deprecated. See here for more information.
Usage: (encode input output alphabet line-length)
Encodes bytes of input, writing Base 64 text on output.  alphabet
is a 65-character String containing the 64 characters to use in the
encoding; the 65th character is the pad character.  line-length is
the maximum number of characters per line, nil for no line breaks.
Source


encode-str

function
This library, clojure-contrib, is deprecated. See here for more information.
Usage: (encode-str s)
       (encode-str s encoding line-length)
Encodes String in base 64; returns a String.  If not specified,
encoding is UTF-8 and line-length is nil.
Source
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