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An RFC3986 URI/URL parsing library

Install

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This is an OCaml implementation of the RFC3986 specification for parsing URI or URLs.

The OPAM package manager can be used to install this library from source.

opam install uri

You can build the source code locally via the dune build system.

opam install uri --deps-only
eval `opam config env`
dune build
dune runtest

will install the dependencies via OPAM, build the library and then run the tests in the lib_test/ directory.

Once installed, there are three ocamlfind packages available for your use:

uri - the base Uri module
uri-re - the legacy implementation At the beginning, uri used re to parse a string. Since 4.0.0, we use angstrom - if something breaks with uri.4.0.0, you should compare with uri-re and submit an issue. uri-re is deprecated and it will be removed on the next release (see #150)
uri.top - the toplevel printers for use with utop
uri-sexp - provides converters to and from s-expressions (via a Uri_sexp.t type alias)
uri.services - the Uri_services module that provides the equivalent of services(5)
uri.services_full - the Uri_services_full module that provides a complete copy of the /etc/services file. This is quite large and normally not needed.