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A robust connection URI parser/stringifier - for Node/JavaScript.


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A robust connection URI parser/stringifier - for JavaScript/Node.

Introduction

This connection URI library was implemented in lack of robust JavaScript/Node.js alternatives. This one supports absolute/relative multi-host connection URIs with smart fallbacks.

Install

Install using npm:

$ npm install @grimen/connection-uri

Install using yarn:

$ yarn add @grimen/connection-uri

Use

Very basic example:

const connectionURI = require('@grimen/connection-uri')

basicConnectionURI = 'localhost:3000/namespace/foo/'
basicConnectionOptions = connectionURI.unpack(basicConnectionURI)

console.log(`\n\`connectionURI.unpack("${basicConnectionURI}")\`\n\nRESULT:`, basicConnectionOptions, '\n')
//
// {
//     'protocol': 'http',
//     'auth': None,
//
//     'endpoint': 'localhost:3000',
//     'endpoints': ['localhost:3000'],
//
//     'host': 'localhost',
//     'hosts': ['localhost'],
//
//     'port': 3000,
//     'ports': [3000],
//
//     'path': '/namespace/foo/',
//     'query': {},
//
//     'credentials': {
//         'username': None,
//         'password': None,
//     },
//     'key': 'namespace/foo',
//     'namespace': 'namespace/foo',
//
//     'url': 'http://localhost:3000/namespace/foo/',
//     'urls': [
//         'http://localhost:3000/namespace/foo/'
//     ],
// }
//

basicConnectionURI = connectionURI.pack(basicConnectionOptions)

console.log(`\n\`connectionURI.pack(${JSON.stringify(basicConnectionOptions)})\`\n\nRESULT:`, JSON.stringify(basicConnectionURI), '\n')
//
// 'http://localhost:3000/namespace/foo/'
//

complexMultihostURI = 'foo://m+4.gTe~5e^(:m+4.gTe~5e^(@ds143144-a0.mlab.com:43144,ds143144-a1.mlab.com:43145/bar-baz'
complexMultihostOptions = connectionURI.unpack(complexMultihostURI)

console.log(`\n\`connectionURI.unpack("${complexMultihostURI}")\`\n\nRESULT:`, complexMultihostOptions, '\n')
//
// {
//     'protocol': 'foo',
//     'auth': 'm+4.gTe~5e^(:m+4.gTe~5e^(',
//
//     'host': 'ds143144-a0.mlab.com',
//     'port': 43144,
//
//     'endpoint': 'ds143144-a0.mlab.com:43144',
//     'endpoints': ['ds143144-a0.mlab.com:43144', 'ds143144-a1.mlab.com:43145'],
//
//     'host': 'ds143144-a0.mlab.com',
//     'hosts': ['ds143144-a0.mlab.com', 'ds143144-a1.mlab.com'],
//
//     'port': 43144,
//     'ports': [43144, 43145],
//
//     'path': '/bar-baz',
//     'query': {},
//
//     'credentials': {
//         'username': 'm+4.gTe~5e^(',
//         'password': 'm+4.gTe~5e^(',
//     },
//     'key': 'bar-baz',
//     'namespace': 'bar-baz',
//
//     'url': 'foo://m+4.gTe~5e^(:m+4.gTe~5e^(@ds143144-a0.mlab.com:43144,ds143144-a1.mlab.com:43145/bar-baz',
//     'urls': [
//         'foo://m+4.gTe~5e^(:m+4.gTe~5e^(@ds143144-a0.mlab.com:43144/bar-baz',
//         'foo://m+4.gTe~5e^(:m+4.gTe~5e^(@ds143144-a1.mlab.com:43145/bar-baz'
//     ],
// }
//

complexMultihostURI = connectionURI.pack(complexMultihostOptions)

console.log(`\n\`connectionURI.pack(${JSON.stringify(complexMultihostOptions)})\`\n\nRESULT:`, JSON.stringify(complexMultihostURI), '\n')
//
// 'foo://m+4.gTe~5e^(:m+4.gTe~5e^(@ds143144-a0.mlab.com:43144,ds143144-a1.mlab.com:43145/bar-baz'
//

// NOTE: see tests for more advanced examples, e.g. the library handles absolute and relative URIs, etc.

Test

Clone down source code:

$ make install

Run colorful tests using jest:

$ make test
  • python-connection-uri - "A robust connection URI parser/stringifier - for Python"

About

This project was mainly initiated - in lack of solid existing alternatives - to be used at our work at Markable.ai to have common code conventions between various programming environments where Node.js (for I/O heavy operations) is heavily used.

License

Released under the MIT license.

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Last updated on 14 Oct 2019

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