checks and verifies the particular base encoding of a string
npm install check-base-encodingnpm module to check and verify base encoding of a particular string. Specifications for base64, base64url, base32, base32hex, and hex encodings have been taken from RFC 4648.
``bash`
npm install --save check-base-encoding
Or on the client side,
`html`
`javascript
var checkBase = require('check-base-encoding');
// Following examples yield true as the output
console.log(checkBase.isBase64('SGV5IG1hbiB3aGF0J3MgdQ=='));
console.log(checkBase.isBase64URL('WW8geW8gY2hlY2s='));
console.log(checkBase.isBase58('brXijP'));
console.log(checkBase.isBase32('JBSXSIDNMFXCYIDX'));
console.log(checkBase.isBase32Hex('ETK68TBHCHI68==='));
console.log(checkBase.isHex('736E646964'));
// If your string is not padded (in the case of first four functions),
// you need to pass a second argument true which enforces no padding
// Following is the example of a VAPID key
console.log(checkBase.isBase64URL('InhF137RBd4GPsDxlIoO6P_aCRaO9WspxraTJwiqjxY', true));
// --> true
``