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NAME

HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64 - Stream Encoder for Base64 Encoding

SYNOPSIS

use HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64;
my $s = HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64->new || 
    die( HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64->error, "\n" );
$s->encode( $input => $output, eol => "\n" ) ||
    die( $s->error );
$s->decode( $input => $output ) || die( $s->error );
HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64::encode_b64( $input => $output, eol => "\n" ) ||
    die( $HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64::Base64Error );
HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64::decode_b64( $input => $output, eol => "\n" ) ||
    die( $HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64::Base64Error );

VERSION

v0.2.0

DESCRIPTION

This implements an encoding and decoding mechanism for base64 encoding using either of the following on input and output:

filepath

If the parameter is neither a scalar reference nor a file handle, it will be assumed to be a file path.

file handle

This can be a native file handle, or an object oriented one as long as it implements the print or write, and read methods. The read method is expected to return the number of bytes read or undef upon error. The print and write methods are expected to simply return true upon success and undef upon error.

Alternatively, those methods can die and those exceptions wil be caught.

scalar reference

This can be a simple scalar reference, or an object scalar reference.

CONSTRUCTOR

new

Creates a new HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64 object and returns it.

METHODS

decode

This takes 2 arguments: an input and an output. Each one can be either a file path, a file handle, or a scalar reference.

It will decode the base64 encoded data and write the result into the output.

It returns true upon success and sets an error and return undef upon error.

encode

This takes 2 arguments: an input and an output. Each one can be either a file path, a file handle, or a scalar reference.

It will encode the data into base64 encoded data and write the result into the output.

If the option eol (standing for "End of line") is provided, it will be used to break down the base64 encoded into lines of 76 characters ending with the eol. If eol is not provided, it will default to $/, which usually is \n. If you want base64 data that are not borken down into 76 characters line, then pass an empty eol parameter, such as:

my $s = HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64->new;
$s->encode( $from => $to, eol => undef ); # or eol => ''

It returns true upon success and sets an error and return undef upon error.

CLASS FUNCTIONS

The following class functions are available and can also be exported, such as:

use HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64 qw( decode_b64 encode_b64 );

decode_b64

This takes the same 2 arguments used in "decode": an input and an output. Each one can be either a file path, a file handle, or a scalar reference.

It will decode the base64 encoded data and write the result into the output.

It returns true upon success, and upon error, it will set the error in the global variable $Base64Error and return undef

my $decoded = HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64::decode_b64( $encoded );
die( "Something went wrong: $HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64::Base64Error\n" if( !defined( $decoded ) );
print( "Decoded data is: $decoded\n" );

encode_b64

This takes the same 2 arguments used in "encode": an input and an output. Each one can be either a file path, a file handle, or a scalar reference.

It will encode the data into base64 encoded data and write the result into the output.

It returns true upon success, and upon error, it will set the error in the global variable $Base64Error and return undef

my $encoded = HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64::encode_b64( $data );
die( "Something went wrong: $HTTP::Promise::Stream::Base64::Base64Error\n" if( !defined( $encoded ) );
print( "Encoded data is: $encoded\n" );

is_decoder_installed

Returns true if the module Crypt::Misc is installed, false otherwise.

is_encoder_installed

Returns true if the module Crypt::Misc is installed, false otherwise.

AUTHOR

Jacques Deguest <jack@deguest.jp>

SEE ALSO

W3C

caniuse

PerlIO::via::Base64

HTTP::Promise, HTTP::Promise::Request, HTTP::Promise::Response, HTTP::Promise::Message, HTTP::Promise::Entity, HTTP::Promise::Headers, HTTP::Promise::Body, HTTP::Promise::Body::Form, HTTP::Promise::Body::Form::Data, HTTP::Promise::Body::Form::Field, HTTP::Promise::Status, HTTP::Promise::MIME, HTTP::Promise::Parser, HTTP::Promise::IO, HTTP::Promise::Stream, HTTP::Promise::Exception

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright(c) 2022 DEGUEST Pte. Ltd.

All rights reserved.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.