Error: invaliduserdata.malformed
The error “invaliduserdata.malformed” occurs when the user data provided is not in a valid base64 encoding format. Base64 is a way to represent binary data in an ASCII string format. It is commonly used to transmit or store binary data in formats that only support text, such as JSON or XML.
Causes of the error:
- The provided user data is not encoded in base64 format.
- The base64 encoding of the user data is incorrect or corrupted.
Examples:
Example 1:
User data: “Hello, World!”
Base64 encoding: “SGVsbG8sIFdvcmxkIQ==”
In this example, the user data “Hello, World!” is correctly encoded in base64 format as “SGVsbG8sIFdvcmxkIQ==”.
Example 2:
User data: “Invalid data”
Base64 encoding: “SW52YWxpZCBkYXRh”
In this example, the user data “Invalid data” is correctly encoded in base64 format as “SW52YWxpZCBkYXRh”.
Resolution:
To resolve this error, ensure that the user data is properly encoded in base64 format. If you are encoding the user data manually, you can use a base64 encoding library or tool to ensure the correct encoding. If you are working with an API or a system that expects base64-encoded user data, refer to its documentation for the correct way to encode the data.
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