composer require keppler/url
This package is split into 2 independent pieces. These pieces are also split into several other pieces.
The Scheme.php will be referred to as Parser in the documentation.
The Parser is the entry point for parsing a url. It's immutable, meaning you cannot change it once it is created.
The scheme is split into schemes such as ftp, http, https, mailto, etc. Each scheme is used to parse a single url type, as you might have guessed.
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
$url = 'https://john.doe@www.example.com:123/forum/questions/answered/latest?tag=networking&order=newest#top';
$scheme = Scheme::https($url);
print_r($scheme->all());
echo $scheme->getPathBag()->first(); // forum
echo $scheme->getPathBag()->last(); // latest
echo $scheme->getPathBag()->raw(); // /forum/questions/answered/latest
echo $scheme->getPathBag()->get(1); // questions
echo $scheme->getPathBag()->has(0); // true
echo $scheme->getPathBag()->has(10); // false
var_dump($scheme->getQueryBag()->first()); // ['tag' => 'networking']
etc
At the time of this writing the parser supports 4 schemes: FTP, HTTPS, HTTP, and MAILTO
The Builder.php class is the entry point for modifying a url or simply creating one from scratch. If you choose to build from an existing url you must pass it a Parser instance with the appropriate scheme.
At the time of this writing the Builder supports 4 schemes: FTP, HTTPS, HTTP, and MAILTO
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
$url = 'ftp://user:password@host:123/path';
$ftpScheme = Scheme::ftp($url);
$builder = Builder::ftp($ftpScheme);
$builder->setHost('example.com')
->setPassword('hunter2')
->setPort(5);
print_r($builder->raw());
...
ftp://user:hunter2@example.com:5/path/
print_r($builder->encoded());
...
ftp://user:hunter2@example.com:5/path/to+encode/ // notice the extra +
Both the Parser and the Builder can be used independently.
Each supported scheme can also be used independently without the Builder or the Parser. Examples bellow.
Assuming you don't want to use the Parser/Builder classes directly you can choose not to.
Each scheme supported can be used independently of the Parser/Builder.
$ftpUrl = 'ftp://user:password@host:123/path';
$ftpImmutable = new FtpImmutable($ftpUrl);
echo $ftpImmutable->raw();
$ftpBuilder = new FtpBuilder();
$ftpBuilder->setHost('host')
->setPassword('hunter2')
->setPort(987)
->setUser('hunter');
$ftpBuilder->getPathBag()
->set(0, 'path')
->set(1, 'new path');
echo $ftpBuilder->raw(); // ftp://hunter:hunter2@host:987/path/new path/
echo $ftpBuilder->encoded(); // ftp://hunter:hunter2@host:987/path/new+path/