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This is the uri-template Reference Manual, generated automatically by Declt version 2.4 "Will Decker" on Wed Jun 20 12:44:04 2018 GMT+0.
| • Introduction: | What uri-template is all about | |
| • Systems: | The systems documentation | |
| • Files: | The files documentation | |
| • Packages: | The packages documentation | |
| • Definitions: | The symbols documentation | |
| • Indexes: | Concepts, functions, variables and data types |
uri-template is an implementation of the URI Template proposed
standard draft version 01
(http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-gregorio-uritemplate-01) as a reader
macro, used for both creating and parsing URIs.
Although uri-template does not implement the operators introduced in
the 02 and later drafts of the URI Template standard, it does allow
arbitrary Lisp expressions in template placeholders, which gives
simpler and more powerful templates.
Example use:
Template interpolation:
(let ((foo 1))
#Uhttp://www.example.com/widget/{foo}/parts)
=> "http://www.example.com/widget/1/parts"
Template destructuring:
(uri-template-bind (#Uhttp://www.example.com/{part}/{number})
"http://www.example.com/widget/1"
(list part (parse-integer number) %uri-host))
=> ("widget" 1 "www.example.com")
Template desctructuring also binds several handy standard components
to anaphoric variables:
(uri-template-bind (#U{uri})
"http://user@www.foo.com:8080/dir/abc?bar=baz&xyz=1#hash"
(list %uri-scheme => ("http"
%uri-authority "user@www.foo.com:8080"
%uri-user "user"
%uri-host "www.foo.com"
%uri-port "8080"
%uri-path "/dir/abc"
%uri-directory "/dir/"
%uri-file "abc"
%uri-query "bar=baz&xyz=1"
%uri-fragment "hash"
%uri-head "http://user@www.foo.com:8080"
%uri-tail)) "/dir/abc?bar=baz&xyz=1#hash")
More examples can be found in the uri-template-test.lisp file.
uri-templates can be enabled by calling enable-uri-template-syntax, or
by merging or using the uri-template:uri-template readtable via the
named-readtables library
(http://common-lisp.net/project/named-readtables/)
Function reference:
enable-uri-template-syntax (function)
Binds the #U dispatch character to read a URI template.
read-uri-template (function)
A function suitable for inserting into the readtable so you can
read URI templates from your own dispatch character.
uri-decode? (special variable)
Controls whether URI decoding/unescaping is done on the templated
value when destructuring. True by default.
uri-encode? (special variable)
Controls whether URI encoding/escaping is done on the templated value.
True by default.
uri-decode (function)
Decodes URI encoded/escaped characters in the given string.
uri-encode (function)
URI encodes/escapes the given string.
uri-template (symbol)
The car of the list that the URI template reader produces. A
function or macro.
This symbol also names the named-readtables readtable that provides
the #U dispatch macro.
uri-template-bind (macro)
Binds URI template placeholders (which must be symbols) in given
URI, as well as attempting to bind a set of standard URI components to
their respective parts of the given URI. Body executes only if all
explicitly specified URI template placeholders can be bound.
uri-template works with Parenscript to provide template interpolation
for JavaScript. To enable this functionality, load Parenscript before
compiling uri-template (you might need to re-compile if you have
previously loaded uri-template without first loading
Parenscript). Note that destructuring is currently unsupported for
Parenscript.
For more information about uri-template, see the project homepage:
http://common-lisp.net/project/uri-template/
The uri-template mailing list is uri-template-devel@common-lisp.net.
Any questions, bug reports and patches are welcome. You can subscribe
by visiting:
http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uri-template-devel
The author, Vladimir Sedach, can be contacted at vsedach@gmail.com.
The code is licensed under the LLGPL (see the file COPYING included
with the distribution for details), except for the unit tests, which
are in the public domain.
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The main system appears first, followed by any subsystem dependency.
| • The uri-template system: |
Vladimir Sedach <vsedach@gmail.com>
LLGPLv3
An implementation of the URI Template proposed standard draft version 01.
An implementation of the URI Template proposed standard draft version 01.
Lets you easily create and parse URIs by using the URI Template reader macro syntax.
uri-template.asd (file)
Files are sorted by type and then listed depth-first from the systems components trees.
| • Lisp files: |
| • The uri-template.asd file: | ||
| • The uri-template/package.lisp file: | ||
| • The uri-template/uri-template.lisp file: | ||
| • The uri-template/destructure-uri.lisp file: |
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uri-template.asd
uri-template (system)
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uri-template (system)
package.lisp
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package.lisp (file)
uri-template (system)
uri-template.lisp
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uri-template.lisp (file)
uri-template (system)
destructure-uri.lisp
weak-register-groups-bind (macro)
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Packages are listed by definition order.
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package.lisp (file)
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Controls whether URI decoding/unescaping is done on the templated value when destructuring. True by default.
destructure-uri.lisp (file)
Controls whether URI encoding/escaping is done on the templated value. True by default.
uri-template.lisp (file)
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Binds URI template placeholders (which must be symbols) in given
URI, as well as attempting to bind a set of standard URI components to
their respective parts of the given URI. Body executes only if all
explicitly specified URI template placeholders can be bound.
Given the example URI http://user@www.foo.com:8080/dir/abc?bar=baz&xyz=1#hash
The standard URI components look like:
%uri-scheme http
%uri-authority user@www.foo.com:8080
%uri-user user
%uri-host www.foo.com
%uri-port 8080
%uri-path /dir/abc
%uri-directory /dir/
%uri-file abc
%uri-query bar=baz&xyz=1
%uri-fragment hash
%uri-head http://user@www.foo.com:8080
%uri-tail /dir/abc?bar=baz&xyz=1#hash
destructure-uri.lisp (file)
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Binds the #U dispatch character to read a URI template.
uri-template.lisp (file)
A function suitable for inserting into the readtable so you can read URI templates from your own dispatch character.
uri-template.lisp (file)
Decodes URI encoded/escaped characters in the given string.
destructure-uri.lisp (file)
URI encodes/escapes the given string.
uri-template.lisp (file)
The car of the list that the URI template reader produces. A
function or macro.
This symbol also names the named-readtables readtable that provides the #U dispatch macro.
uri-template.lisp (file)
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uri-template.lisp (file)
destructure-uri.lisp (file)
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