yuri

CLI tool to parse URIs into their components

Installation

Homebrew

This application can be installed via Homebrew:

$ brew install eqnxio/michael_warkentin/yuri

Command line

Command line installation instructions can be found on equinox.

Source

If you want to install from source:

$ git clone git@github.com:mwarkentin/yuri.git
$ cd yuri
$ make install

Examples

CLI

$ yuri "https://username:password@stage.example.com:443/path+to+foo?query1=1&query2=2#FRAG" | jq
{
  "fragment": "FRAG",
  "host": "stage.example.com:443",
  "hostname": "stage.example.com",
  "port": "443",
  "opaque": "",
  "password": "password",
  "path": "/path+to+foo",
  "rawpath": "/path+to+foo",
  "rawquery": "query1=1&query2=2",
  "scheme": "https",
  "username": "username"
}

Available fields

Here are the JSON fields provided by yuri:

• scheme: type of URI
• opaque: encoded opaque data
• username: basic auth username
• password: basic auth password
• host: host or host:port
• hostname: host without port
• port: port
• path: path
• rawpath: encoded path
• rawquery: encoded query values, without ?
• fragment: fragment for references, without #

Developing yuri

Running tests

Run make test.

Updating dependencies

Run make vendor and check in updates.

Releasing

• Set EQUINOX_TOKEN environment variable
• Ensure equinox.key file exists
• Push tag to Github
• Run make release version=<maj>.<min>.<patch>