Uri
SourceUniform Resource Identifier handling that is RFC3986-compliant.
A single URI that is a compact sequence of characters that identifies an abstract or physical resource.
For pct encoding customization when converting a URI to a string.
The empty (zero length) URI reference. Useful for constructing URIs piece-by-piece.
Comparator ordering by host, scheme, port, userinfo, path, query, and finally fragment. Designed to produce a reasonable sort order.
Percent-encode a string. The component
argument defaults to `Path
val pct_encoder :
?scheme:component ->
?userinfo:component ->
?host:component ->
?path:component ->
?query_key:component ->
?query_value:component ->
?fragment:component ->
unit ->
pct_encoder
Construct a pct_encoder.
Percent-decode a percent-encoded string
Parse a URI string literal into a URI structure. A bare string will be interpreted as a path; a string prefixed with `//` will be interpreted as a host.
Convert a URI structure into a percent-encoded URI string
Canonicalize a URI according to Sec 6.2.3 "Scheme-Based Normalization". This transform is more aggressive than the standard URI-generic normalization automatically done. In particular, HTTP(S) URIs with empty path components will have their path components set to "/". Some applications like web servers may rely on the distinction between a path-less and a root-path URI to distinguish request URIs (e.g. OPTIONS * vs OPTIONS /).
val make :
?scheme:string ->
?userinfo:string ->
?host:string ->
?port:int ->
?path:string ->
?query:(string * string list) list ->
?fragment:string ->
unit ->
t
Make a URI from supplied components. If userinfo or port are supplied without host, an empty host is added. If path is supplied and userinfo, host, or port is also supplied, path is made absolute but not resolved.
val with_uri :
?scheme:string option ->
?userinfo:string option ->
?host:string option ->
?port:int option ->
?path:string option ->
?query:(string * string list) list option ->
?fragment:string option ->
t ->
t
Functional update for a URI using the supplied components. If a component is unspecified then it will be unchanged. If a component is supplied as None
then the component will be removed in the returned URI. If a component is supplied as Some x
then x
will be added if it does not exist in the source URI or replaced if it does exist.
The query string API attempts to accommodate conventional query string representations (i.e. ?key0=value0&key1=value1
) while maximally exposing any meaning in those representations. For example, it is not necessarily the case that /
and /?
are equivalent to a web server. In the former case, we observe a zero query string whereas in the latter case, we observe a query string with a single key, ""
and a zero value. Compare this with /?=
which has a single key and a single empty value, ""
. Additionally, some query functions return lists of values for a key. These list values are extracted from a single key with a comma-separated value list. If a query string has multiple identical keys, you must use query
to retrieve the entirety of the structured query string.
Get a verbatim query string from a URI. If the provenance of the URI is a string and its query component has not been updated, this is the literal query string as parsed. Otherwise, this is the composition of query
and encoded_of_query
val encoded_of_query :
?scheme:string ->
?pct_encoder:pct_encoder ->
(string * string list) list ->
string
Make a percent-encoded query string from percent-decoded query tuple
Parse a percent-encoded query string into a percent-decoded query tuple
Replace the query URI with the supplied list. Input URI is not modified
Replace the query URI with the supplied singleton query list. Input URI is not modified
get_query_param' q key
returns the list of values for the key
parameter in query q
. Note that an empty list is not the same as a None
return value. For a query foo
, the mapping is:
/
returns None/?foo
returns Some /?foo=
returns Some [""]
/?foo=bar
returns Some ["bar"]
/?foo=bar,chi
returns Some ["bar","chi"]
Query keys can be duplicated in the URI, in which case the first one is returned. If you want to resolve duplicate keys, obtain the full result set with query
instead.
get_query_param q key
returns the value found for a key
in query q
. If there are multiple values for the key, then the first one is returned.
Add a query parameter to the input query URI. Input URI is not modified
Add a query parameter to the input singleton query URI. Input URI is not modified
Add a query parameter list to the input query URI. Input URI is not modified
Add a query singleton parameter list to the input query URI. Input URI is not modified
Get the encoded path component of a URI
Replace the path URI with the supplied encoded path. If a host is present in the supplied URI, the path is made absolute but not resolved. If the path is empty, the path component is removed. Input URI is not modified
Replace the scheme portion of the URI with the supplied scheme
. Input URI is not modified
Get the userinfo component of a URI
Replace the userinfo portion of the URI with the supplied string option
. If no host is present in the supplied URI, an empty host is added. Input URI is not modified.
Replace the password portion of the URI with the supplied string option
. If no host is present in the supplied URI, an empty host is added. Input URI is not modified.
Replace the host component of the URI. Input URI is not modified.
Get the host component of a URI, with a default supplied if one is not present
Replace the port component of the URI with the supplied port. If no host is present in the supplied URI, an empty host is added. Input URI is not modified.
pp ppf t
will output a human readable version of the Uri t
to the formatter ppf
pp_hum
is now an alias for the pp
function.
Specializations for HTTP and HTTPS schemes as per RFC9110