I want to parse the requested image from my REST API into base64 string.
Firstly... I thought, it would be easy, just to use window.btoa()
function for this aim.
When I try to do it in such part of my application:
.done( function( response, position ) {
var texture = new Image();
texture.src = "data:image/png;base64," + window.btoa( response );
I've got the next error: Uncaught InvalidCharacterError: Failed to execute 'btoa' on 'Window': The string to be encoded contains characters outside of the Latin1 range.
As I read here: javascript atob returning 'String contains an invalid character'
The issue occurs because of newlines in the response
and that's why window.btoa()
failed.
Any binary image format of course will have newlines... But as from the link above the suggestion was to remove/replace those characters - is a bad suggestion for me, because if to remove/replace some characters from binary image it just will be corrupted.
Of course, the possible alternatives relate to the API design:
- to add some function, which return base64 representation
- to add some function, which return url to the image
If I won't repair it, I shall return base64 representation from the server, but I don't like such a way.
Does exist some way to solve my problem with the handling binary image from response, as it's shown above in the part of screenshot, doesn't it?
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