Image from Python to JS to Firebase Storage

[mark.breuss]

Hi @bridget,

Above I tried to use your code to convert an image to a base 64 String Client Side.

How to get base64 string from database media object

Hi @Agobin, Base64 encoding has a length limit so you may want to use the Media object’s url property in your html instead. To do that, you can just change your client code to the following: def retrieve_and_show_url_img(self): image = app_tables.images.get(number = 1234)[‘media’] url = image.url html = '<img src="{0}"/>'.format(url) self.call_js('printPage', html) If you do want to use Base64 encoding, I think you’re just missing the closing quote from the src attribute in yo…

I found out that your Clone link on the post above works fine for python2, however it breaks when switching to python 3. Can you reproduce the issue?

I cannot find anything different for the base 64 library on pyhton3 so i guess I’m either on the wrong path entirely or maybe there is something wrong with the base 64 Lib on Skulpt?

Either way I’d appreciate the help on the matter!