add uriEncode and uriDecode

[lukewestby]

These functions are available in evancz/elm-http but I believe they are more broadly useful - at least as useful as working with URLs in general. An example might be in combination with elm-lang/navigation and evancz/url-parser to deal with query strings. It would be great to be able to build things like query string parsers without including a dependency on evancz/elm-http.

Ordinarily this is a scenario where things would go in string-extra but since these require native calls I figured I'd start here.

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[evancz]

These exist evancz/http like this.

I think a better move would be to move Http into core, and it is on my todo list, but I'd like to get 0.18 out before doing something like that.

[evancz]

These exist evancz/http like this.

I think a better move would be to move Http into core, and it is on my todo list, but I'd like to get 0.18 out before doing something like that.

[lukewestby]

🤘 sounds like a great move to me. thanks!

[lukewestby]

🤘 sounds like a great move to me. thanks!

[nelsonic]

Hi! where do the uriEncode and uriDecode functions "live" now? (thanks!)

Edit: found them: http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-lang/http/latest/Http#encodeUri

[nelsonic]

Hi! where do the uriEncode and uriDecode functions "live" now? (thanks!)

Edit: found them: http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-lang/http/latest/Http#encodeUri