How to format a base64 encoded string to jslintable lines of x characters?

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I have to lint a number of files which include images as base64 strings.

Of course I can break them into the correct line format by hand, but...

Question:
Are there any online converters which break strings into "JavaScript usable" lines of n characters? I was trying to use the website textmechanic but it will still require me to wrap lines in "[line]" + which becomes cumbersome rather quickly.

Thanks!

`/*jslint maxlen: 0 */`? Or is there a business reason you have to fix those lines to be less than `x` characters long? I mean, if you can't `maxlen`, there are lots of ways to break lines into smaller lines, but I'm not sure I understand your constraints -- why would an "online converter" be better than, say, PowerShell or [a {modified version of this} bash script](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7568112/split-large-string-into-substrings)? — ruffin, Jan 02 '15 at 14:38
maxlen must be 80, no exceptions (company policy). Of course I can split the string into lines of [n] characters, but then I still need to manually touch every line twice to add leading quotation mark plus trailing quotation mark plus plus to go from `dasdasda` to `"dasdasda" +`. So I was wondering if there was a script to split and properly wrap — frequent, Jan 02 '15 at 15:40

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Check out this online tool, http://textmechanic.co/Line-Length-Breaker.html It will definitely help you out.

edited Jul 12 '15 at 23:00

George Chalhoub

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answered Jan 02 '15 at 21:09

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I did link to textmechanic above, but this looks interesting. thanks! – frequent Jan 03 '15 at 14:55
***This answer should be deleted.*** It is a link-only answer, and the link has gone bad (as is the risk of link-only answers). – kjhughes Feb 08 '18 at 13:45

How to format a base64 encoded string to jslintable lines of x characters?

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