Is the `encoded` option still a thing?
See original GitHub issueThe old image server parses an encoded
option which is true
by default. When set to false
, it make the image server return an image data string (ready to be set in a <img src=""/>
) as opposed to an image data buffer.
A quick grep
in streambed, reveals that this option is only set in the shelly/static/js/sharing.js
, meaning it’s ready to be 🔪 , is that correct?
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https://github.com/plotly/streambed/blob/master/shelly/webapp/static/webapp/src/workspace/actions/workspace.js#L2655-L2657
Oh I lied