I test a code, with one of its outputs is an image. I need to make sure the image has a valid output, but if it is a NULL, I seem to can't tell from a valid image in the inspection section.
The only difference I could tell is a field called src
where a null image may appear like this:
<img src=data:image/png;base64,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 width="572" height="400">
Whereas for valid images, the src field is MUCH longer. Is there a python command which analyzes an image via a link to see if it is too... "white"?
Also, I did notice that in the field I just quoted here there is a repeating substring "pAZBhWgBkmBYAGaYFQIZ". is this significant?