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30 #ifndef LITEHTML_URL_H__
31 #define LITEHTML_URL_H__
33 #include <ostream>
35 #include "os_types.h"
37 // https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3986
39 namespace litehtml {
41 class url {
42 public:
43 url() = default;
45 explicit url(const string& str);
47 url(const string& scheme,
48 const string& authority,
49 const string& path,
50 const string& query,
51 const string& fragment);
53 const string& str() const
55 return str_;
58 const string& scheme() const
60 return scheme_;
63 bool has_scheme() const
65 return !scheme_.empty();
68 const string& authority() const
70 return authority_;
73 bool has_authority() const
75 return !authority_.empty();
78 const string& path() const
80 return path_;
83 bool has_path() const
85 return !path_.empty();
88 const string& query() const
90 return query_;
93 bool has_query() const
95 return !query_.empty();
98 const string& fragment() const
100 return fragment_;
103 bool has_fragment() const
105 return !fragment_.empty();
108 protected:
109 string str_;
111 // Assume URLs are relative by default. See RFC 3986 Section 4.3 for
112 // information on which URLs are considered relative and which URLs are
113 // considered absolute:
115 // https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3986#section-4.3
117 bool absolute_ = false;
119 string scheme_;
121 string authority_;
123 string path_;
125 string query_;
127 string fragment_;
130 // Returns a URL that is resolved from the reference URL that might be
131 // relative to the base URL. For example, given <https://www.twitter.com/> as
132 // the base URL and </foo> as the relative URL, resolve() will return the URL
133 // <https://www.twitter.com/foo>.
135 url resolve(const url& base, const url& reference);
137 } // namespace litehtml
139 #endif // LITEHTML_URL_H__