Module: HWSStrings
- Defined in:
- lib/hws_strings.rb
Constant Summary
- DEFAULT_ILLEGAL_CHARS =
These constants are used as the default configuration for the component_encode and component_decode methods.
['~', '/', ' ']
- DEFAULT_ESCAPE =
'~'
Class Method Summary (collapse)
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+ (Object) component_decode(str, escape: DEFAULT_ESCAPE, illegal_characters: DEFAULT_ILLEGAL_CHARS)
Decodes a string encoded with component_encode.
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+ (Object) component_encode(str, illegal_characters: DEFAULT_ILLEGAL_CHARS)
Encode the string to make it usable as a single path in a URL.
Class Method Details
+ (Object) component_decode(str, escape: DEFAULT_ESCAPE, illegal_characters: DEFAULT_ILLEGAL_CHARS)
Decodes a string encoded with component_encode.
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# File 'lib/hws_strings.rb', line 29 def self.component_decode(str, escape: DEFAULT_ESCAPE, illegal_characters: DEFAULT_ILLEGAL_CHARS) escape_map = Hash[illegal_characters.map{ |c| [c, "#{escape}#{c.ord.to_s(16)}"] }] escape_map.each do |ch, escaped| str = str.gsub(escaped, ch) end str end |
+ (Object) component_encode(str, illegal_characters: DEFAULT_ILLEGAL_CHARS)
Encode the string to make it usable as a single path in a URL.
This a simple scheme that should allow you to match the string in a single path variable easily, in a way that should not be messed with by your web framework.
Many characters that are legal as file names by the Helix Versioning Engine can make URL handling difficult. The most basic is the forward slash '/'.
This does NOT guarantee that the string is URL safe! You should still percent-encode any string as a URL.
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# File 'lib/hws_strings.rb', line 18 def self.component_encode(str, illegal_characters: DEFAULT_ILLEGAL_CHARS) str.chars.map do |ch| if illegal_characters.include?(ch) '~' + ch.ord.to_s(16) else ch end end.join('') end |