UriContext
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package UriInterpolator
Parse the given string (with embedded expressions) as an uri.
Parse the given string (with embedded expressions) as an uri.
Any values embedded in the URI using the ${...} syntax will be URL-encoded, taking into account the context.
Parts of the URI given as literal strings (not embedded values), are assumed to be URL-encoded and thus will be
decoded when creating the Uri instance.
Embedded values can be optional for hosts (subdomains) query parameters and the fragment. If the value is
None, the appropriate URI component will be removed.
Sequences in the host part will be expanded to a subdomain sequence, and sequences in the path will be expanded
to path components. Maps, sequences of tuples and sequences of values can be embedded in the query part. They
will be expanded into query parameters. Maps and sequences of tuples can also contain optional values, for which
mappings will be removed if None.
All components of the URI can be embedded from values: scheme, username/password, host, port, path, query and
fragment. The embedded values won't be further parsed, with the exception of the : in the host part, which is
commonly used to pass in both the host and port.
If a string containing the protocol is embedded at the very beginning, it will not be escaped, allowing to embed
entire addresses as prefixes, e.g.: uri"$endpoint/login", where val endpoint = "http://example.com/api".
This is useful when a base URI is stored in a value, and can then be used as a base for constructing more
specific URIs.
IllegalArgumentException
In case of a validation error. For a safe version, see Uri.parse().
(Since version ) see corresponding Javadoc for more information.