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A URL helper class to easily extract certain parts of the url. It is basically a wrapper around the native parse_url function. Currently, parse_url has no solid support for parsing uri strings. This package aims to provide that support.

This small package is framework agnostic and has no dependencies.

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Usage

Create an Url instance

Create a new url instance by calling the static fromString method with your url string.

In case of a malformed url string, an InvalidUrl exception will be thrown. This validation is based on what the native parse_url considers a malformed url string.

Parts of the url

Via the Url instance, you have access to all the different parts of the url string. You can retrieve the following parts:

Altering the url string

Securing a url

You can secure an url with the secure() method.

You can force a non-secure scheme with the nonSecure method.

Changing url root

In the case you need to change the url root, you can use the setCustomRoot method. This expects a \Thinktomorrow\Url\Root object as argument.

Localizing the url

In case you use the url path segment for localization purposes, you can inject the locale segment with the localize method

The localize method also accepts a second parameter to enlist all available locales. In the case that passed url contains any of these locales, the existing locale will be replaced by the new locale.

If you pass null as the locale parameter, any locale segment will be removed.

Testing

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

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License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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