I'm Daniel Stenberg, maintainer and lead developer in the curl project. I stream curl related stuff. Release presentations, curl development and related topics.
I'm Daniel Stenberg, maintainer and lead developer in the curl project. I stream curl related stuff. Release presentations, curl development and related topics.
What's Changed
remove a suprious trailing newline from a warning by @bagder in #309
trurl.1: document the exit codes by @bagder in #308
add "strict:" as prefix to a get component
casecompare: a st...
This adds --json-file as an option to read from a file that contains a json representation of the urls. It works very similarly to --url-file. The --json-file input structure is designed to match r...
What's Changed
Free allocated pointer on OOM error by @danielgustafsson in #290
typos pointed out by xx in the curl IRC by @bagder in #293
short options need no space separation for the argument a...
What's Changed check valgrind function by @eh-san in #273 Added UTF-8 detection to test runner by @jacobmealey in #276 use of free() instead of curl_free() by @bagder in #283 output the list of com...
trurl 0.10
Changes since previous release
o add --replace
Bugfixes since previous release
o fixed buffer overflows on %00 use
o support compiling with old versions of Visual Studio
o enable more C ...
trurl: command line tool for URL parsing and manipulation
One software thing I built at Facebook was called Host — basically a PHP library to manipulate website hostnames without error-prone regular expressions, bad assumptions and “hunting for dots”. It saved a lot of potential problems and a moderate amount of CPU (0.1%+?) and I can see the same thinking here.
One software thing I built at Facebook was called Host — basically a PHP library to manipulate website hostnames without error-prone regular expressions, bad assumptions and “hunting for dots…
Today I learned about #trurl, a command-line tool for URL parsing and manipulation from the developer of #curl and #libcurl. Modify or extract URL hostnames, schemes, port numbers, and path and query segments, trim tracking data, encode spaces and other characters, and get everything as either JSON or readable text output. github.com/curl/trurl
Changes since previous release
add --as-idn and punycode to IDN conversion
add --curl to only count as valid URLs supported by libcurl
add vs2022 project files
Bugfixes since previous release
ac...
trurl 0.8
Changes since previous release
o add --urlencode
Bugfixes since previous release
o --json/--get: .[].parts and {component} should be urldecoded not encoded
o tests: use empty file instead...
trurl 0.7
Changes since previous release
o --default-port to ask for the default to be used if not present
o --keep-port to ask for the port number to be there even if default
o --no-guess-scheme o...
Very cool and useful program. I was wondering: The very same JSON output that this util give when using --json could be processed by some other program (like jq) and then this program could reconst...
trurl 0.6
Changes since previous release
o offer {puny:host} and {puny:url} for --get
o provide built-with libcurl version info for --version
o support for skipping tests
o test.py replaced test.pl...
trurl 0.5
Changes since previous release
o --get supports variables in [brackets] as well
o --get {query-all:key} outputs all values for 'key' in the query
o switched to test.py for tests
o --itera...
trurl is a command line tool for parsing and manipulating URLs.In this video Daniel walks through how to use the tool and how it works. At this moment, the t...
trurl 0.3
Changes since previous release
the set port is the same as the scheme-default, don't show
many more tests
https://curl.se/trurl is now the project's website
added --accept-space
added --...
I'm Daniel Stenberg, maintainer and lead developer in the curl project. I stream curl related stuff. Release presentations, curl development and related topics.
I made a tag for trurl 0.2, mostly because I was asked so that there is a way to build a fixed (pre-)release of trurl. I want to stick to 0.x versions for as long as we experiment with options and ...
