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How to handle special character in the git credentials ?
How to handle special character in the git credentials ?
It is very common that we all use special characters in the password to maintain the complexity. But these special characters sometimes create issues while using it in programs. In this post I will be explaining on how to handle the special characters in the git credentials. The Git URL with credentials has the following format https://username:[email protected] The best way to handle…
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URL encoding and decoding using Scala
Sometime it is required to encode or decode the URL in projects, especially when URL is supposed to be sent over the network. As the URLs often contain the characters that are outside UTF-8 character set, the URL must be converted to a valid character set. An example is that all the space character " " in URL is converted to "+" sign.
EncodeURL Method
We are going to use java.net.URLEncoder class to encode our URL. It is a utility class that converts String to
application/x-www-form-urlencoded
MIME format. The class converts all the unsafe characters with "%" followed by two hexadecimal digits.
import java.net.URLEncoder import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
def encodeUrl(url: String): String = try { URLEncoder.encode( url, "UTF-8" ) } catch { case exception: UnsupportedEncodingException => "Problems while encoding" + exception.getMessage }
The method URLEncoder.encode requires two parameters:
First one is the input url, while
The second one is supported characterset
The method provides the output as encoded url.
DecodeURL Method
We can decode our URL using java.net.URLDecoder. The decode method converts
application/x-www-form-urlencoded
MIME format to String. The Decoder class is reverse of Encoder. The hexadecimal digits that are followed by "%" are converted to the characters.
import java.net.URLDecoder import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException import import scala.annotation.tailrec
@tailrec def decodeUrl(url: String): String = { val decodedUrl: Either[String, String] = try { Left(URLDecoder.decode( url, "UTF-8" )) } catch { case exception: UnsupportedEncodingException => Right("Problems while decoding" + exception.getMessage) }
decodedUrl match { case Left(dUrl) => if(url == dUrl) url else decodeUrl(dUrl) case Right(exceptionMsg) => exceptionMsg } }
Similar to the encode method, URLDecoder.decode also accepts two parameters
First one is the input url, while
The second one is supported characterset
But the decodeURL method is bit different from EncodeURL method. A url may be encoded multiple time, hence, decodeURL must keep decoding the URL until the URL get rid of all hexadecimal characters.
If you have a look at the above code, we are using tail recursion. We will keep passing the url to decodeURL method until the url and decodedURL are same.
Output
I ran all the above code in REPL and below are my sample outputs
EncodeURL
encodeUrl("https://gaur4vgaur.tumblr.com/tagged/introduction-to-scala/chrono")
output: https%3A%2F%2Fgaur4vgaur.tumblr.com%2Ftagged%2Fintroduction-to-scala%2Fchrono
DecodeURL
decodeUrl(”https%253A%252F%252Fwww.youtube.com%252Fwatch%253Fv%253DBMonNWZp9m0″)
This URL is encoded twice, hence, the output is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMonNWZp9m0
AO3 Search URL Cheat Sheet
Because I’m a crazy person and decided to use AO3 to practice deconstructing URL query strings (I think that’s the correct term?)
For interested parties, here's a site that you can copy/paste your URL into an it'll "decode" the percentage character codes for you so it's more readable. It's real cool.
URL encoding is a means used by the application programmers to let the server track the session of a user when cookies are disabled in the browser.
Learning Pad
Session Tracking and URL encoding by Neeraj Sir
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Schemes — URL Actions, Finally Simplified
Schemes — URL Actions, Finally Simplified
Text and screenshot by <a href="https://onetapless.com/schemes-url-actions-simplified” title=”Permalink to One Tap Less | Schemes — URL Actions, Finally Simplified”>Phillip Gruneich. (One Tap Less).
Let me share a secret with you: url encodingsucks. Some actions I post rely on verbose urls, undecipherable code you just ignore and seek for the button to install the action and call it a…
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if you're confused about my url it's the encoded version of jökull so basically if you go to http://jökull.tumblr.com/ it redirects to my url
also, gonna merge my music blog and this blog.
