💻 Command Line Alternatives Native Base64 tools across platforms: 🐧Linux/macOS 🔤Decode string echo 'SGVsbG8=' | base64 --decode Basic string decoding 📁Decode file base64 -d input.b64 > output.txt Base64
Manual page base64(1) line 1/51 (END) (press hforhelpor q to quit) demos # encode / 加密$echo"xgqfrms@xgqfrms.xyz"| base64 eGdxZnJtc0B4Z3Fmcm1zLnh5ego=# decode / 解密$echo"eGdxZnJtc0B4Z3Fmcm1zLnh5ego="| base64 --decode# alias$echo"eGdxZnJtc0B4Z3Fmcm1zLnh5ego="| ba...
You can also utilize the base64 command line tool on Linux to decode an encoded file. This behaves much like encoding a file, the only difference being the addition of the “-d” or “--decode” options. For this example, we will decode a text file called “pimylifeup.encode” with...
with sfk decode for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Raspberry Pi. Download the free Swiss File Knife Base from Sourceforge. Open the Windows CMD command line, Mac OS X Terminal or Linux shell. OS X : type mv sfk-mac-64.exe sfk and chmod +x sfk then ./sfk Linux: type mv sfk-li...
Base64 Encode and Decode – inner working Example 2 – A basic decode To decode the string, simply pass the encoded value to the base64 with the option--decode. And it will give you the exact input string. bash base64 encode and decode – example 2 (decode the same example) ...
Encode and decode Base64 at the command line Now that you understand how Base64 encoding works, you can work with it at the command line. You can use thebase64command-line utility to encode and decode files or standard input. For example, to encode the previous example: ...
base64.b64decode() 进行解码。 下面演示我读取 file1 文件，进行编码，然后再解码，保存为另一个 f...
package main import ( "encoding/base64" "flag" "fmt" "os" ) var ( isdecode bool isseq bool ) var usage string = `sb64, a simple base64 command line tool Usage: sb64 [-d|-n] [string]` func Process(source string, isdec bool) string { var rst string if !isdec { rst = bas...
base64command options -d,--decodedecodebase64data provided as input and print to standard output. -i,--ignore-garbagewhen decoding,ignore non-alphabetcharacters provided as input. -w,--wrap=COLSwrap encoded lines after theCOLScharacter (default 76). Use 0 to disable line wrapping. ...
LinuxCommandLibraryBasics Tips Commands base64Encode or decode base64 dataTLDREncode a file $ base64 [path/to/file] Wrap encoded output at a specific width (0 disables wrapping) $ base64 [[-w|--wrap]] [0|76|...] [path/to/file] Decode a file $ base64 [[-d|--decode]] [path/...