If you're trying to use btoa in Node, you'll notice that it is deprecated. It'll suggest you to use the Buffer class instead.
Here's how you replicate the same functionality using Buffer:
// Deprecated
btoa(string)
// Buffer equivalent
Buffer.from(string).toString('base64')
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// right way to encode a string
Buffer.from(string, 'binary').toString('base64')
why is this the right way?