Encode and decode JSON using Base64 and URI encoding
JSON contains characters that break URLs (spaces, quotes, brackets). URL encoding ensures JSON data can be safely passed as query parameters or form data without corruption.
Base64 encoding converts JSON to ASCII-only format, essential for embedding in XML, email, or systems that don't handle special characters. Common in JWT tokens and data URIs.
Escape JSON for embedding in JavaScript strings, HTML attributes, or database queries. Prevents syntax errors and security vulnerabilities from unescaped quotes and special characters.