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Exceptions indicated.
Exceptions indicated.
altcha-clj.encoding
clj->jsonclj
(clj->json input)Converts a Clojure object to JSON. This is a test helper, so no Cljs.
Converts a Clojure object to JSON. This is a test helper, so no Cljs.
decode-base64clj/s
(decode-base64 payload)Cross platform helper function for decoding base64
Cross platform helper function for decoding base64
encode-base64clj
(encode-base64 payload)Base64 encoder. For testing only, so no Cljs.
Base64 encoder. For testing only, so no Cljs.
encode-paramsclj/s≠
(encode-params params)clj
Encodes the challenge parameters as an URL (using URLEncoder)
Encodes the challenge parameters as an URL (using `URLEncoder`)
cljs
Encodes the challenge parameters as a URL (using URLSearchParams)
Encodes the challenge parameters as a URL (using `URLSearchParams`)
extract-paramsclj/s
(extract-params salt)Extracts the URL-encoded parameters map from the salt.
The parameters must be simple types
(i.e. numbers, strings, nil/null or keywords. Collections are not supported yet)
Special characters must be first decoded by decode-url-component
Extracts the URL-encoded parameters map from the salt. The parameters must be simple types (i.e. numbers, strings, nil/null or keywords. Collections are not supported yet) Special characters must be first decoded by `decode-url-component`
json->cljclj/s
(json->clj json-str)Converts a JSON string to a corresponding Clojure object. ClojureScript implementation uses the native JSON.parse JVM version uses Cheshire.
Converts a JSON string to a corresponding Clojure object. ClojureScript implementation uses the native JSON.parse JVM version uses Cheshire.
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