Urlquery

Introduction

A URL Query string Encoder and Parser based on go.

• Parse from URL Query string to go structure
• Encode from go structure to URL Query string

Keywords

x-www-form-urlencoded Query Encoder URL-Query Http-Query go

Feature

• Support full go structure Translation
  • Basic Structure: Int[8,16,32,64] Uint[8,16,32,64] String Bool Float[32,64] Byte Rune
  • Complex Structure: Array Slice Map Struct
  • Nested Struct with above Basic or Complex Structure
• Support top-level structure: Map, Slice or Array, not only Struct
• Support self-defined URL Query Encode rule example
• Support self-defined key name relation rule example
• Support self-defined value encode and decode function example
• Support to control whether ignoring Zero-value of struct member example

Quick Start

More to see example

package main

import (
	"github.com/hetiansu5/urlquery"
	"fmt"
)

type SimpleChild struct {
	Status bool `query:"status"`
	Name   string
}

type SimpleData struct {
	Id         int
	Name       string          `query:"name"`
	Child      SimpleChild
	Params     map[string]int8 `query:"p"`
	Array      [3]uint16
}

func main() {
	data := SimpleData{
		Id:   2,
		Name: "http://localhost/test.php?id=2",
		Child: SimpleChild{
			Status: true,
		},
		Params: map[string]int8{
			"one": 1,
		},
		Array: [3]uint16{2, 3, 300},
	}

	//Marshal: from go structure to url query string
	bytes, _ := urlquery.Marshal(data)
	//output Id=2&name=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%2Ftest.php%3Fid%3D2&Child%5Bstatus%5D=1&p%5Bone%5D=1&Array%5B%5D=2&Array%5B%5D=3&Array%5B%5D=300
	fmt.Println(string(bytes))

	//Unmarshal: from url query  string to go structure
	v := &SimpleData{}
	urlquery.Unmarshal(bytes, v)
	//output {Id:2, Name:"http://localhost/test.php?id=2", Child: SimpleChild{Status:true}, Params:map[one:1], Array:[2, 3, 300]}
	fmt.Println(*v)
}

Attention

• For Map structure, Marshal supports map[Basic]Basic|Complex, but Unmarshal just supports map[Basic]Basic
• Default: ignoring Zero-value of struct member. You can enable it with Option
• Remember that: Byte is actually uint8, Rune is actually int32

License

MIT