imgbase64

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transform images into base64

Command line usage

python3 -m imgbase64 --url <url to image>
python3 -m imgbase64 --file <path to file>

Import usage

import imagbase64
imgbase64.url2base64(<url to image>)
imgbase64.file2base64(<path to file>)

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