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I'm building a BIP21 Uri parser for the Dart/Flutter community and I'm unsure how to properly handle the + of a path component nested in the query strings. According to RFC 3986, the + character is a ...
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The fragment portion of a URL reaches from the first # character to the end of the URL. Since reserved characters like %, ? and & have no special meaning in the fragment, there should be no need ...
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I'm new to Scala (and thus tapir/http4s) and I would like to get a query parameter with RFC 3986 reserved characters not percent-decoded. Indeed, I'm using some reserved characters as delimiters (...
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If I'm on a site example.com/foo/index.html, and there is an a tag with href ./bar/test.html, I expect the URL of the linked document to be example.com/foo/bar/test.html. However, in web browsers such ...
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I'm working with Twilio webhooks for Programmable Voice, writing some simple TwiML responses in a Go API. Reviewing the Webhook Connection Overrides doc, I see a general link to https://en.wikipedia....
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I want to create an instance of java.net.URI using individual URI components, namely: scheme userInfo host port path query fragment There is a constructor in java.net.URI class that allows me to do ...
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Reading through the URI syntax description (RFC 3986) and trying to understand what their syntax descriptions mean. For example, a URI has to have a schema part, which is restricted by the following ...
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My goal is to fetch a URL that ends with a dot-segment, so a URL that ends with a literal dot/period: . Example: I expected the following invocation of fetch to result in an HTTP GET request on the ...
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I'm looking for a Java alternative to http_build_query PHP method https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.http-build-query.php. <?php $jsonContent = array("url" => "https://...
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I have a URL string as: url = "https://foo.bar.com/path/to/aaa.bbb/ccc.ddd;dc_trk_aid=486652617;tfua=;gdpr=;gdpr_consent=?&339286293" when using Python from urllib.parse import urlparse ...
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In a URL, according to this syntax, I want to use a different delimiter for separating path in a URL. For example: In this URL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Identifier#Generic_syntax, ...
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java.net.URI.create("localhost:8080/foo") // Works java.net.URI.create("127.0.0.1:8080/foo") // Throws exception java.net.URI.create("//127.0.0.1:8080/foo") // ...
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RFC 3986 says that Host (I'm writing with a capital, to distinguish it as parameter inside HTTP request) value reg-name has ABNF syntax reg-name = *( unreserved / pct-encoded / sub-delims ), which ...
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I've a RFC 3986 encoded string in the form %x##. For example the space character is encoded as %x20 instead of %20. How can I decode it in C#? Using the decode method of Uri, HttpUtility or WebUtility ...
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I have read in many pots that malformed URI error is comes due to the fact that angularjs override the encodeURIComponent with encodeUriQuery. Is there any way I can override encodeUriQuery in my ...
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