URIAuthority Class Reference

#include <URI.hh>

Public Member Functions
	URIAuthority ()
	Constructor. More...
	URIAuthority (const std::string &_str)
	Construct a URIAuthority object from a string. More...
	URIAuthority (const URIAuthority &_path)
	Copy constructor. More...
virtual	~URIAuthority ()
	Destructor. More...
void	Clear ()
	Remove all parts of the authority. More...
bool	EmptyHostValid () const
	True if an empty host is considered valid. More...
std::string	Host () const
	Get the host. More...
URIAuthority &	operator= (const URIAuthority &_auth)
	Assignment operator. More...
bool	operator== (const URIAuthority &_auth) const
	Return true if the two authorities match. More...
bool	Parse (const std::string &_str, bool _emptyHostValid=false)
	Parse a string as URIAuthority. More...
std::optional< int >	Port () const
	Get the port. More...
void	SetEmptyHostValid (bool _valid) const
	Set whether an empty host is considered valid. This should only be set to true if the corresponding URIScheme is "file". More...
void	SetHost (const std::string &_host) const
	Set the host. More...
void	SetPort (int _port) const
	Set the port number. More...
void	SetUserInfo (const std::string &_userInfo) const
	Set the user information. More...
std::string	Str () const
	Get the complete authoriy as a string. More...
std::string	UserInfo () const
	Get the user information. More...
bool	Valid () const
	Return true if this is a valid authority. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static bool	Valid (const std::string &_str, bool _emptyHostValid=false)
	Return true if the string is a valid path. More...

Detailed Description

A URI authority contains userinfo, host, and port data. The format of a URI authority is //userinfo@host:port. The userinfo and port components are optional.

A URI Authority requires the existence of host information, except when a Scheme is file. When a scheme is file, then the following are considered valid URIs and equivalent:

• file:/abs/path
• file:///abs/path

Keep in mind that a URI path must start with a forward slash when an authority, as indicated by two forward slashes, is present. This means relative file paths cannot be specified with an empty authority. For example, file://abs/path will result in a host value of abs and the URI path will be /path. You can specify a relative path using file:abs/path.

URIs that are set not to have an authority (i.e. Authority() == false) preserve the legacy behaviour, which is:

• file:/abs/path has the path /abs/path
• file://abs/path has the path abs/path
• file:///abs/path has the path /abs/path

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

URIAuthority() [1/3]

URIAuthority

(

)

Constructor.

URIAuthority() [2/3]

URIAuthority

(

const URIAuthority &

_path

)

Copy constructor.

Parameters

[in]

_path

Another URIAuthority.

URIAuthority() [3/3]

URIAuthority ( const std::string &  _str )

explicit

Construct a URIAuthority object from a string.

Parameters

[in]

_str

A string.

~URIAuthority()

virtual ~URIAuthority ( )

virtual

Destructor.

Member Function Documentation

Clear()

void Clear

(

)

Remove all parts of the authority.

EmptyHostValid()

bool EmptyHostValid

(

)

const

True if an empty host is considered valid.

Returns

True if an empty host is valid.

Host()

std::string Host

(

)

const

Get the host.

Returns

The host.

operator=()

URIAuthority& operator=

(

const URIAuthority &

_auth

)

Assignment operator.

Parameters

[in]

_auth

Another URIAuthority.

Returns

Itself.

operator==()

bool operator==

(

const URIAuthority &

_auth

)

const

Return true if the two authorities match.

Parameters

[in]

_auth

Authority. return True of the authorities match.

Parse()

bool Parse	(	const std::string &	_str,
		bool	_emptyHostValid = false
	)

Parse a string as URIAuthority.

Parameters

[in]	_str	A string.
[in]	_emptyHostValid	Set this to true if an empty host is valid. This should only be set to true if the corresponding URIScheme is "file".

Returns

True if the string could be parsed as a URIAuthority.

Port()

std::optional<int> Port

(

)

const

Get the port.

Returns

The port number, which is optional.

SetEmptyHostValid()

void SetEmptyHostValid

(

bool

_valid

)

const

Set whether an empty host is considered valid. This should only be set to true if the corresponding URIScheme is "file".

Parameters

[in]

_valid

True if an empty host is valid.

SetHost()

void SetHost

(

const std::string &

_host

)

const

Set the host.

Parameters

[in]

_host

The host.

SetPort()

void SetPort

(

int

_port

)

const

Set the port number.

SetUserInfo()

void SetUserInfo

(

const std::string &

_userInfo

)

const

Set the user information.

Parameters

[in]

_userInfo

The user information string.

Str()

std::string Str

(

)

const

Get the complete authoriy as a string.

Returns

The authority as a string.

UserInfo()

std::string UserInfo

(

)

const

Get the user information.

Returns

User information, or an empty string if the user information is not set.

Valid() [1/2]

bool Valid

(

)

const

Return true if this is a valid authority.

Returns

True if this is a valid URI authority.

Valid() [2/2]

static bool Valid ( const std::string &  _str, bool  _emptyHostValid = false  )

static

Return true if the string is a valid path.

Parameters

[in]	_str	String to check.
[in]	_emptyHostValid	Set this to true if an empty host is valid. This should only be set to true if the corresponding URIScheme is "file".

Returns

True if _str is a valid URI path.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• gz/common/URI.hh