ReScript bindings for the incoming official URLPattern class.
If you want to know more and see some examples of how the URLPattern
class works you can take a look at this in-depth blog post.
You can install this module just like any other NPM git module and add re-url-pattern
to the dependencies field in your bsconfig.json
file.
You will also need to install urlpattern-polyfill
if the environment your code runs in doesn't support the URLPattern
class yet.
You can find more examples here.
The URLPattern
module is meant to be as idiomatic and simple as possible to use.
Built from string (à la Express):
let baseUrl = "https://example.com"
let pattern = URLPattern.fromString("/post/:id", ~baseUrl, ())
let match = pattern->URLPattern.exec("https://example.com/post/rescript-in-2022")
switch match {
| None => Js.log("No match, I shouldn't be displayed")
| Some({pathname}) => Js.log(`Got a match: ${pathname.groups->Js.Dict.unsafeGet("id")}`)
}
The URLPattern
class is much more powerful though, you can extract the query parameters, the domain, or even the username/password:
let pattern = URLPattern.make(
URLPattern.init(
~protocol="https",
~username=":username",
~password=":password",
~hostname="example.:extension",
~pathname="/foo/*.:filetype(jpg|png)",
~search="?width=:width&ratio=:ratio",
(),
),
)
let match =
pattern->URLPattern.exec("https://admin:secret@example.fr/foo/chaton.png?width=200px&ratio=1%2F2")
switch match {
| None => Js.log("No match, I shouldn't be displayed")
| Some({username, password, pathname, hostname, search}) =>
Js.log(
`Username: ${username.groups->Js.Dict.unsafeGet("username")}
Password: ${password.groups->Js.Dict.unsafeGet("password")}
Host extension: ${hostname.groups->Js.Dict.unsafeGet("extension")}
Image extension: ${pathname.groups->Js.Dict.unsafeGet("filetype")}
Image width: ${search.groups->Js.Dict.unsafeGet("width")}
Image ratio: ${search.groups->Js.Dict.unsafeGet("ratio")->Js.Global.decodeURIComponent}`,
)
}
Will display:
Username: admin
Password: secret
Host extension: fr
Image extension: png
Image width: 200px
Image ratio: 1/2