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Package url-template
Short Description Helping on work with template url, example: "{country}.example.com/{language}/{city}"
License MIT
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Informations about the package url-template
Url Template
Helps work with URLs using their "base" template.
For example, the base structure of your project URL is "gb.example.com/en/london/".
In this example, your template URL has the following parameters: "country," "language," and "city."
Let's create a template for this example: "{country}.example.com/{language}/{city}"
Installation
Code examle:
Warning: be careful with some free regular expressions, as for language '[a-z]{2}', will be better '(en|de|ua)'
Optionality default values
You may set optionality default value of parameter. For this you must set callable argument for default value.
You optionality parameter must be depending only from required argument.
Example of use:
Parameter Decorators
Sometimes you need to apply decorations to your parameters in a URL.
For example, if you want the following path template to be "/{country}-{language}/" and decide to hide the default language.
In this case, without decorators, you would get the following compiled URL: "/country-/".
The excessive character "-" looks unappealing.
You can use decorators to solve this problem.
A decorator is a class that implements the ParameterDecoratorInterface.
Example of use:
For the decorator to work correctly, use an array of requirements with available values, instead of a regular expression.
Validate ParsedTemplate object
Additional features
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You can use templates where multiple parameters are placed in one "URL namespace," such as the host "{country}-{language}-{currency}.test.com" and the path "/{country}-{language}/".
- If you need to compile only the "host URL" or "path URL," you can use:
- If you need to skip only some default parameters in the URL, you can pass an array of parameter names to the $hideDefaultParametersFromUrl parameter of the UrlTemplateConfig class.
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If you have an optional parameter that depends on another parameter, and this other parameter is in a different part of the URL (e.g., the optional parameter is in the "path URL part" and depends on a parameter in the "host URL part"), there may be an issue when processing a relative URL without the host.
To handle this scenario, pass a value to the function that determines the optional parameter: -
To create a new
UrlTemplateConfigbased on an existing one: - By default, the system allows the use of all subdomains for a given domain template.
For example, if we have a template{city}.test.com, it will correctly handle the domainwww.lviv.test.com.
However, if we need the system to restrict handling of subdomains, we can specify inUrlTemplateConfigthat subdomains should not be supported:
Tests
Included in the package is a docker-compose file, with an environment for testing.
