// Copyright (c) 2023, QuantStack and Mamba Contributors // // Distributed under the terms of the BSD 3-Clause License. // // The full license is in the file LICENSE, distributed with this software. #ifndef MAMBA_UTIL_URL_HPP #define MAMBA_UTIL_URL_HPP #include #include #include #include #include namespace mamba::util { namespace detail { // Working around MSVC limitation on private inheritance + using directive enum class StripScheme : bool { no, yes }; enum class Credentials { Show, Hide, Remove, }; struct Encode { inline static constexpr struct yes_type { } yes = {}; inline static constexpr struct no_type { } no = {}; }; struct Decode { inline static constexpr struct yes_type { } yes = {}; inline static constexpr struct no_type { } no = {}; }; } /** * Class representing a URL. * * All URL have a non-empty scheme, host, and path. */ class URL { public: using StripScheme = detail::StripScheme; using Credentials = detail::Credentials; using Encode = detail::Encode; using Decode = detail::Decode; struct ParseError { std::string what; }; inline static constexpr std::string_view https = "https"; inline static constexpr std::string_view localhost = "localhost"; /** * Create a URL from a string. * * The fields of the URL must be percent encoded, otherwise use the individual * field setters to encode. * For instance, "https://user@email.com@mamba.org/" must be passed as *"https://user%40email.com@mamba.org/".The first '@' character is part of the username * "user@email.com" whereas the second is the URL specification for separating username * and hostname. * * @see Encode * @see mamba::util::url_encode */ [[nodiscard]] static auto parse(std::string_view url) -> tl::expected; /** Create a local URL. */ URL() = default; /** Return whether the scheme is defaulted, i.e. not explicitly set. */ [[nodiscard]] auto scheme_is_defaulted() const -> bool; /** Return the scheme, always non-empty. */ [[nodiscard]] auto scheme() const -> std::string_view; /** Set a non-empty scheme. */ void set_scheme(std::string_view scheme); /** Clear the scheme back to a defaulted value and return the old value. */ auto clear_scheme() -> std::string; /** Return whether the user is empty. */ [[nodiscard]] auto has_user() const -> bool; /** Return the encoded user, or empty if none. */ [[nodiscard]] auto user(Decode::no_type) const -> const std::string&; /** Return the decoded user, or empty if none. */ [[nodiscard]] auto user(Decode::yes_type = Decode::yes) const -> std::string; /** Set the user from a not encoded value. */ void set_user(std::string_view user, Encode::yes_type = Encode::yes); /** Set the user from an already encoded value. */ void set_user(std::string user, Encode::no_type); /** Clear and return the encoded user. */ auto clear_user() -> std::string; /** Return whether the password is empty. */ [[nodiscard]] auto has_password() const -> bool; /** Return the encoded password, or empty if none. */ [[nodiscard]] auto password(Decode::no_type) const -> const std::string&; /** Return the decoded password, or empty if none. */ [[nodiscard]] auto password(Decode::yes_type = Decode::yes) const -> std::string; /** Set the password from a not encoded value. */ void set_password(std::string_view password, Encode::yes_type = Encode::yes); /** Set the password from an already encoded value. */ void set_password(std::string password, Encode::no_type); /** Clear and return the encoded password. */ auto clear_password() -> std::string; /** Return the encoded basic authentication string. */ [[nodiscard]] auto authentication() const -> std::string; /** Return whether the host was defaulted, i.e. not explicitly set. */ [[nodiscard]] auto host_is_defaulted() const -> bool; /** Return the encoded host, always non-empty except for file scheme. */ [[nodiscard]] auto host(Decode::no_type) const -> std::string_view; /** Return the decoded host, always non-empty except for file scheme. */ [[nodiscard]] auto host(Decode::yes_type = Decode::yes) const -> std::string; /** Set the host from a not encoded value. */ void set_host(std::string_view host, Encode::yes_type = Encode::yes); /** Set the host from an already encoded value. */ void set_host(std::string host, Encode::no_type); /** Clear and return the encoded hostname. */ auto clear_host() -> std::string; /** Return the port, or empty if none. */ [[nodiscard]] auto port() const -> const std::string&; /** Set or clear the port. */ void set_port(std::string_view port); /** Clear and return the port number. */ auto clear_port() -> std::string; /** Return the encoded authority part of the URL. */ [[nodiscard]] auto authority(Credentials = Credentials::Hide) const -> std::string; /** Return the encoded path, always starts with a '/'. */ [[nodiscard]] auto path(Decode::no_type) const -> const std::string&; /** Return the decoded path, always starts with a '/'. */ [[nodiscard]] auto path(Decode::yes_type = Decode::yes) const -> std::string; /** * Set the path from a not encoded value. * * All '/' are not encoded but interpreted as separators. * On windows with a file scheme, the colon after the drive letter is not encoded. * A leading '/' is added if abscent. */ void set_path(std::string_view path, Encode::yes_type = Encode::yes); /** Set the path from an already encoded value, a leading '/' is added if abscent. */ void set_path(std::string path, Encode::no_type); /** Clear the path and return the encoded path, always starts with a '/'. */ auto clear_path() -> std::string; /** * Return the decoded path. * * For a "file" scheme, with a Windows path containing a drive, the leading '/' is * stripped. */ [[nodiscard]] auto pretty_path() const -> std::string; /** * Append a not encoded sub path to the current path. * * Contrary to `std::filesystem::path::append`, this always append and never replace * the current path, even if @p subpath starts with a '/'. * All '/' are not encoded but interpreted as separators. */ void append_path(std::string_view path, Encode::yes_type = Encode::yes); /** * Append a already encoded sub path to the current path. * * Contrary to `std::filesystem::path::append`, this always append and never replace * the current path, even if @p subpath starts with a '/'. */ void append_path(std::string_view path, Encode::no_type); /** Return the query, or empty if none. */ [[nodiscard]] auto query() const -> const std::string&; /** Set or clear the query. */ void set_query(std::string_view query); /** Clear and return the query. */ auto clear_query() -> std::string; /** Return the fragment, or empty if none. */ [[nodiscard]] auto fragment() const -> const std::string&; /** Set or clear the fragment. */ void set_fragment(std::string_view fragment); /** Clear and return the fragment. */ auto clear_fragment() -> std::string; /** Return the full, exact, encoded URL. */ [[nodiscard]] auto str(Credentials credentials = Credentials::Hide) const -> std::string; /** * Return the full decoded url. * * Due to decoding, the outcome may not be understood by parser and usable to fetch the URL. * @param strip_scheme If true, remove the scheme and "localhost" on file URI. * @param rstrip_path If non-null, remove the given characters at the end of the path. * @param credentials Decide to keep, remove, or hide credentials. */ [[nodiscard]] auto pretty_str( StripScheme strip_scheme = StripScheme::no, char rstrip_path = 0, Credentials credentials = Credentials::Hide ) const -> std::string; protected: [[nodiscard]] auto authentication_elems(Credentials, Decode::no_type) const -> std::array; [[nodiscard]] auto authentication_elems(Credentials, Decode::yes_type) const -> std::array; [[nodiscard]] auto authority_elems(Credentials, Decode::no_type) const -> std::array; [[nodiscard]] auto authority_elems(Credentials, Decode::yes_type) const -> std::array; [[nodiscard]] auto pretty_str_path(StripScheme strip_scheme = StripScheme::no, char rstrip_path = 0) const -> std::string; private: std::string m_scheme = {}; std::string m_user = {}; std::string m_password = {}; std::string m_host = {}; std::string m_path = "/"; std::string m_port = {}; std::string m_query = {}; std::string m_fragment = {}; }; /** Tuple-like equality of all observable members */ auto operator==(URL const& a, URL const& b) -> bool; auto operator!=(URL const& a, URL const& b) -> bool; /** A functional equivalent to ``URL::append_path``. */ auto operator/(URL const& url, std::string_view subpath) -> URL; auto operator/(URL&& url, std::string_view subpath) -> URL; } template <> struct std::hash { auto operator()(const mamba::util::URL& p) const -> std::size_t; }; #endif