You can ask, why should I encode images in base64 format, if I can add many files to the project at once? Because in some cases it’s more convenient to work with base64 - you can quickly update a huge amount of images in the project and get additional information about them (width, height, color depth, type, etc., that you want to add using the script).
Below is a php script that displays in the browser window text in base64 format for all graphics files in the specified (“sourceimages”) directory.
<?
$DirPath="sourceimages\\";
$Dir=opendir($DirPath);
$list = array();
while ($File=readdir($Dir)):
if (is_dir($File)==false)
{
$path = $DirPath.$File;
$data = file_get_contents($path);
$fileInfo = getimagesize($path);
$base64 = 'data:'.$fileInfo["mime"].';base64,' . base64_encode($data);
array_push($list,basename($File)."#".$fileInfo[0]."#".$fileInfo[1]."#".$base64);
}
endwhile;
echo implode('#', $list);
?>
After that, you can copy the base64 text into a text block “base54List” and turn it into a list for further work, as shown below.
