Crypto.Base64EncodeCompute the Base64 of a specified string.
Syntax
Crypto.Base64Encode('value', [pad])
Arguments
value : The value, enclosed within quotes, to encode to Base64.
pad : (Optional) Replace with true | false. If true, output is padded with '=' signs. The default is true.
Examples
Example 1: Encode with padding enabled
print (Crypto.Base64Encode('Hello there'))
Debug Output
SGVsbG8gdGhlcmU=
Example 2: Encode with padding disabled
print (Crypto.Base64Encode('Hello there',false))
Debug Output
SGVsbG8gdGhlcmU
Crypto.Base64DecodeConvert the Base64 of a specified value to a string.
Syntax
Crypto.Base64Decode('value')
Arguments
value : The value, enclosed within quotes, to decode from Base64.
Example
print (Crypto.Base64Decode('SGVsbG8gdGhlcmU='))
Debug Output
Hello there
Crypto.CRC16ComputeCompute the CRC16 of a specified value.
Syntax
Crypto.CRC16Compute( 'value' )
Arguments
value : The value, enclosed within quotes, used to generate the CRC16.
Example
Crypto.CRC16Compute('Hello there')
Crypto.HMACCompute the message authentication code of specified data using a specified hashing algorithm and key.
Syntax
Crypto.HMAC('algorithm', 'key', 'data')
Arguments
algorithm : Replace with md5 | sha1 | sha256 | sha512 , enclosed within quotes.
key : The secret key to use for computing the message authentication code, enclosed within quotes.
data : The data for which to compute the message authentication code, enclosed within quotes.
Example
Crypto.HMAC('md5','123456789','Hello there')
Crypto.MD5ComputeCompute the MD5 hash of a specified value.
Syntax
Crypto.MD5Compute( 'value' )
Arguments
value : The value for which to compute the MD5 hash.
Example
print (Crypto.MD5Compute('Hello there'))
Debug Output
e8ea7a8d1e93e8764a84a0f3df4644de
