url-builder | Create properly-encoded URLs with a builder-style API | REST library
kandi X-RAY | url-builder Summary
kandi X-RAY | url-builder Summary
Use this library to safely create valid, correctly encoded URL strings with a fluent API.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Adds a fragment to the text set
- Convenience method to add unreserved characters
- Add Unicode codepoints to bitset
- Generates code points for a p character set
- Encodes this builder
- Encode the host
- Benchmarks a string in the binary format
- Encode the given input string and pass it to the given handler
- Add multiple path segments
- Add a path segment
- Test how to decode a large string
- Benchmarks a small string with a small UTF - 8 encoding
- Example of how to decode a small string
- Gets a percent - name encoder
- Benchmarks a small string with a small - op
- Get a percent encoded path
- Get a percent - encoder for fragments
- Get a Matrix encoder for Matrix parameters
- Adds the query chars
- Clears the unstructured query
- Benchcode a small string encoder with a small accumulator value
- This benchmark uses a large encoded String encoder
- Attempt to encode a large encoded string
- Example of how to encode a small string
- On output
- Get a PercentEncoder for query parameters
url-builder Key Features
url-builder Examples and Code Snippets
// showcase the different encoding rules used on different URL components
UrlBuilder.forHost("http", "foo.com")
.pathSegment("with spaces")
.pathSegments("path", "with", "varArgs")
.pathSegment("&=?/")
.queryParam("fancy + name",
implementation("com.palominolabs.http", "url-builder", "VERSION")
com.palominolabs.http
url-builder
VERSION
function Qb(b,a){var a=a||"",c=kb(b);this.$$parse=function(a){var b={};Nb(a,b);var g=fa(c,a);if(!E(g))throw Error('Invalid url "'+a+'", missing path prefix "'+c+'".');Ob(g,b);t(this,b);if(!this.$$path)this.$$path="/";this.$$compose()};this.$$compose=
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Trending Discussions on url-builder
QUESTION
I have created a custom page with free text ordering functionality and called custom add to cart API
to add items to the cart.
Once the item is added I need to update the cart item count with updated quantity. I tried to use
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 11:08The issue is that quoteData lives in window.checkoutConfig - this data will only be set on the checkout pages, you won't have many of required js the modules loaded on a custom page that set this data correctly.
this may be a useful read: https://www.yireo.com/blog/2017-08-20-do-not-depend-on-window-checkoutconfig
QUESTION
I have a simple cryptocurrency app that uses an API to fetch prices. I am using Firestore to store my API key and my app retrieves my API key from Firestore when launched. My API key is the only data I have in my Firestore. Since my app doesn't allow users to create profiles/accounts, I don't include user authentication in my rules. My security rules for Firestore are:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 17:22For best security, consider your security rules part of your application logic, on the same level as your application code is. This means that your rules should only allow the exact usage that your application code needs.
Since you didn't share the relevant code, I'll make some assumptions and general recommendations below.
If your code does get()
call on all documents in the Data
collection, then your current rules are a good proxy for that. But if for examples, your code accesses only a single document in that collection, this would be the closer equivalent:
QUESTION
I don't want anyone to run my website in Internet Explorer, so I have added the following JavaScript call at the very beginning of the first .js file in my website, the file name is screen.js
screen.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 23:03Try to do it via HTML
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Install url-builder
You can use url-builder like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the url-builder component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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