2018-04-11 wrote
Today, the JSEncrypt encryption algorithm in the test environment failed to return false, resulting in an encryption algorithm error and the interface cannot be called correctly.
Encryption code snippet:
var ras = new JSEncrypt ();
ras.setPublicKey ('MIIBxxxxB');
console.log(ras, ras.encrypt(222));
This code is fine in the production environment and returns the encryption result correctly: ras structure:
The encryption result returned by the test environment is: false
Chrome Debug debugging results:
After debugging and rolling back the code, it was found that there was a conflict with the base64 code, resulting in incorrect decryption.
Regarding the conflict part, we will continue to track and find the source in our spare time.
solution:
Remove import {Base64} and replace it with require('js-base64').Base64
wrote
// Remove import method, separate the code socpe
import { Base64 } from 'js-base64'; // Remove
// Use require method
export function basicAuth({username}) {
const Base64 = require('js-base64').Base64;
return `Basic ${Base64.encode(`${username}`)}`;
}
import { Base64 } from 'js-base64'; // Remove
// Use require method
export function basicAuth({username}) {
const Base64 = require('js-base64').Base64;
return `Basic ${Base64.encode(`${username}`)}`;
}