Originally in v1.0.0 I was using a rather slow and tedious method that involved converting the string into a binary representation of it's character's indexes in a predefined array of characters and ...

This implementation allows you to encode any JavaScript string (emojis and multi-byte characters allowed!) to and from UTF-8 and then encode it as Base64-URL. It's great for: Working with JWTs on any ...

I'm experimenting with dynamic loading of javascript using JQuery. So basically I have a loadScript function that accepts either the URL of a JS file or a javascript source in a string. For the former ...