Javascript URI
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Canonical representation (user present or not):<br/> | Canonical representation (user present or not):<br/> | ||
| − | [proto:][user@[host[:port]]] | + | [proto:][user@[host[:port]]] |
| − | [proto:][host[:port]]] | + | [proto:][host[:port]]] |
Latest revision as of 16:26, 6 September 2024
[edit] General
URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) object.
Supported format:
[description] [proto:][//][user@]host[:port][/path][;params][?params][¶ms]
[edit] Constructor
- new Engine.URI(str)
Parameters:
str String with URI data
[edit] Methods
- getDescription()
Return: String with URI description part
- getProtocol()
Return: String with URI protocol part
- getUser()
Return: String with URI user part
- getHost()
Return: String with URI host part
- getPort()
Return: Numeric with URI port part. 0 if missing
- getExtra()
Return: String with URI extra (parameters) part
- getCanonical()
Return: String with URI canonical representation
Canonical representation (user present or not):
[proto:][user@[host[:port]]] [proto:][host[:port]]]
