I have a extremely long base64 string that I generated on my IOS app, I print it like this print(longBase64)
, Xcode printed it but its truncated in logs, this is what it looks like in the end of the base64 string
k+WP7PFGn/LX/wDV/k96uW8SyNCbdPJs0j8v93j/AFUX/LHyM8Y9d35nIp1<…>
as you can see, <...>
is not a base64 character, means Xcode truncated it.
This is how I generate that base64 string
extension UIImage {
func toBase64() -> String {
return jpegData(compressionQuality: 1)?.base64EncodedString() ?? ""
}
}
I want to see the whole base64 string so that I can use it on other things such as postman
The question is, how can I get that whole base64 string?
Assuming you mean you want to be able to copy/paste the resulting Base64 string from Xcode to somewhere else...
Using your extension and this code:
guard let img = UIImage(named: "test") else { return }
let b64: String = img.toBase64()
// just to see the string length in debug console
print(b64.count)
print()
Set a Breakpoint on the final print()
line. When Xcode breaks, hover your mouse over the b64
:
Click the "eye" icon at the right:
You can then click "Open With TextEdit" and you should have the entire string.
Note: If you are generating an "extremely long base64 string" it may take Xcode a long time to show that -- as in several seconds -- when you may think it has "hung" or failed.
I just tried it with print(b64.count)
outputting 5001316
... don't know if that's what you consider "extremely long."