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/* $Id$
Part of SWI-Prolog
Author: Jan Wielemaker
E-mail: J.Wielemaker@uva.nl
WWW: http://www.swi-prolog.org
Copyright (C): 1985-2009, University of Amsterdam
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*/
:- module(url,
[ parse_url/2, % +URL, -Parts | -URL +Parts
parse_url/3, % +URL|URI, +BaseURL, -Parts
% -URL, +BaseURL, +Parts
is_absolute_url/1, % +URL
global_url/3, % +Local, +Base, -Global
http_location/2, % ?Parts, ?Location
www_form_encode/2, % Value <-> Encoded
parse_url_search/2, % Form-data <-> Form fields
url_iri/2, % ?URL, ?IRI
file_name_to_url/2, % ?FileName, ?URL
set_url_encoding/2 % ?Old, +New
]).
:- use_module(library(lists)).
:- use_module(library(error)).
:- use_module(library(utf8)).
/** <module> Analysing and constructing URL
@ingroup SWILib
This library deals with the analysis and construction of a URL,
Universal Resource Locator. URL is the basis for communicating locations
of resources (data) on the web. A URL consists of a protocol identifier
(e.g. HTTP, FTP, and a protocol-specific syntax further defining the
location. URLs are standardized in RFC-1738.
The implementation in this library covers only a small portion of the
defined protocols. Though the initial implementation followed RFC-1738
strictly, the current is more relaxed to deal with frequent violations
of the standard encountered in practical use.
@author Jan Wielemaker
@author Lukas Faulstich
@deprecated New code should use library(uri), provided by the =clib=
package.
*/
/*******************************
* GLOBALISE *
*******************************/
%% global_url(+URL, +Base, -Global) is det.
%
% Translate a possibly relative URL into an absolute one.
%
% @error syntax_error(illegal_url) if URL is not legal.
global_url(URL, BaseURL, Global) :-
( is_absolute_url(URL),
\+ sub_atom(URL, _, _, _, '%') % may have escape, use general
-> Global = URL
; sub_atom(URL, 0, _, _, '//')
-> parse_url(BaseURL, [], Attributes),
memberchk(protocol(Proto), Attributes),
atomic_list_concat([Proto, :, URL], Global)
; sub_atom(URL, 0, _, _, #)
-> ( sub_atom(BaseURL, _, _, 0, #)
-> sub_atom(URL, 1, _, 0, NoHash),
atom_concat(BaseURL, NoHash, Global)
; atom_concat(BaseURL, URL, Global)
)
; parse_url(URL, BaseURL, Attributes)
-> phrase(curl(Attributes), Chars),
atom_codes(Global, Chars)
; throw(error(syntax_error(illegal_url), URL))
).
%% is_absolute_url(+URL)
%
% True if URL is an absolute URL. That is, a URL that starts with
% a protocol identifier.
is_absolute_url(URL) :-
sub_atom(URL, 0, _, _, 'http://'), !.
is_absolute_url(URL) :-
sub_atom(URL, 0, _, _, 'https://'), !.
is_absolute_url(URL) :-
sub_atom(URL, 0, _, _, 'ftp://'), !.
is_absolute_url(URL) :-
sub_atom(URL, 0, _, _, 'file://'), !.
is_absolute_url(URL) :-
atom_codes(URL, Codes),
phrase(absolute_url, Codes, _), !.
/*******************************
* CREATE URL/URI *
*******************************/
%% http_location(?Parts, ?Location)
%
% Construct or analyze an HTTP location. This is similar to
% parse_url/2, but only deals with the location part of an HTTP
% URL. That is, the path, search and fragment specifiers. In the
% HTTP protocol, the first line of a message is
%
% ==
% <Action> <Location> HTTP/<version>
% ==
%
% @param Location Atom or list of character codes.
http_location(Parts, Location) :- % Parts --> Location
nonvar(Parts), !,
phrase(curi(Parts), String), !,
atom_codes(Location, String).
http_location(Parts, Location) :- % Location --> Parts
atom(Location), !,
atom_codes(Location, Codes),
phrase(http_location(Parts), Codes).
http_location(Parts, Codes) :- % LocationCodes --> Parts
is_list(Codes),
phrase(http_location(Parts), Codes).
curl(A) -->
{ memberchk(protocol(Protocol), A)
}, !,
catomic(Protocol),
":",
curl(Protocol, A).
curl(A) -->
curl(http, A).
curl(file, A) --> !,
( "//"
-> cpath(A)
; cpath(A)
).
curl(_, A) -->
"//",
cuser(A),
chost(A),
cport(A),
cpath(A),
csearch(A),
cfragment(A).
curi(A) -->
cpath(A),
csearch(A).
cpath(A) -->
( { memberchk(path(Path), A) }
-> { atom_codes(Path, Codes) },
www_encode(Codes, "/+:,")
; ""
).
cuser(A) -->
( { memberchk(user(User), A) }
-> { atom_codes(User, Codes) },
www_encode(Codes, ":"),
"@"
; ""
).
chost(A) -->
( { memberchk(host(Host), A) }
-> { atom_codes(Host, Codes) },
www_encode(Codes, "")
; ""
).
cport(A) -->
( { memberchk(port(Port), A), Port \== 80 }
-> { number_codes(Port, Codes) },
":",
www_encode(Codes, "")
; ""
).
catomic(A, In, Out) :-
atom_codes(A, Codes),
append(Codes, Out, In).
%% csearch(+Attributes)//
csearch(A)-->
( { memberchk(search(Parameters), A) }
-> csearch(Parameters, "?")
; []
).
csearch([], _) -->
[].
csearch([Parameter|Parameters], Sep) --> !,
codes(Sep),
cparam(Parameter),
csearch(Parameters, "&").
cparam(Name=Value) --> !,
cname(Name),
"=",
cvalue(Value).
cparam(NameValue) --> % allow to feed Name(Value)
{ compound(NameValue), !,
NameValue =.. [Name,Value]
},
cname(Name),
"=",
cvalue(Value).
cparam(Name)-->
cname(Name).
codes([]) --> [].
codes([H|T]) --> [H], codes(T).
cname(Atom) -->
{ atom_codes(Atom, Codes) },
www_encode(Codes, "").
%% cvalue(+Value)// is det.
%
% Construct a string from Value. Value is either atomic or a
% code-list.
cvalue(Value) -->
{ atomic(Value), !,
atom_codes(Value, Codes)
},
www_encode(Codes, "").
cvalue(Codes) -->
{ must_be(codes, Codes)
},
www_encode(Codes, "").
%% cfragment(+Attributes)//
cfragment(A) -->
{ memberchk(fragment(Frag), A), !,
atom_codes(Frag, Codes)
},
"#",
www_encode(Codes, "").
cfragment(_) -->
"".
/*******************************
* PARSING *
*******************************/
%% parse_url(+URL, -Attributes) is det.
%
% Construct or analyse a URL. URL is an atom holding a URL or a
% variable. Parts is a list of components. Each component is of
% the format Name(Value). Defined components are:
%
% * protocol(Protocol)
% The used protocol. This is, after the optional =|url:|=, an
% identifier separated from the remainder of the URL using :.
% parse_url/2 assumes the =http= protocol if no protocol is
% specified and the URL can be parsed as a valid HTTP url. In
% addition to the RFC-1738 specified protocols, the =file=
% protocol is supported as well.
%
% * host(Host)
% Host-name or IP-address on which the resource is located.
% Supported by all network-based protocols.
%
% * port(Port)
% Integer port-number to access on the \arg{Host}. This only
% appears if the port is explicitly specified in the URL.
% Implicit default ports (e.g. 80 for HTTP) do \emph{not}
% appear in the part-list.
%
% * path(Path)
% (File-) path addressed by the URL. This is supported for the
% =ftp=, =http= and =file= protocols. If no path appears, the
% library generates the path =|/|=.
%
% * search(ListOfNameValue)
% Search-specification of HTTP URL. This is the part after the
% =|?|=, normally used to transfer data from HTML forms that
% use the =GET= protocol. In the URL it consists of a
% www-form-encoded list of Name=Value pairs. This is mapped to
% a list of Prolog Name=Value terms with decoded names and
% values.
%
% * fragment(Fragment)
% Fragment specification of HTTP URL. This is the part after
% the =|#|= character.
%
% The example below illustrates the all this for an HTTP URL.
%
% ==
% ?- parse_url('http://swi.psy.uva.nl/message.cgi?msg=Hello+World%21#x', P).
%
% P = [ protocol(http),
% host('swi.psy.uva.nl'),
% fragment(x),
% search([ msg = 'Hello World!'
% ]),
% path('/message.cgi')
% ]
% ==
%
% By instantiating the parts-list this predicate can be used to
% create a URL.
parse_url(URL, Attributes) :-
nonvar(URL), !,
atom_codes(URL, Codes),
phrase(url(Attributes), Codes).
parse_url(URL, Attributes) :-
phrase(curl(Attributes), Codes), !,
atom_codes(URL, Codes).
%% parse_url(+URL, +BaseURL, -Attributes) is det.
%
% Similar to parse_url/2 for relative URLs. If URL is relative,
% it is resolved using the absolute URL BaseURL.
parse_url(URL, BaseURL, Attributes) :-
nonvar(URL), !,
atom_codes(URL, Codes),
( phrase(absolute_url, Codes, _)
-> phrase(url(Attributes), Codes)
; ( atomic(BaseURL)
-> parse_url(BaseURL, BaseA0)
; BaseA0 = BaseURL
),
select(path(BasePath), BaseA0, BaseA1),
delete(BaseA1, search(_), BaseA2),
delete(BaseA2, fragment(_), BaseA3),
phrase(relative_uri(URIA0), Codes),
select(path(LocalPath), URIA0, URIA1), !,
globalise_path(LocalPath, BasePath, Path),
append(BaseA3, [path(Path)|URIA1], Attributes)
).
parse_url(URL, BaseURL, Attributes) :-
parse_url(BaseURL, BaseAttributes),
memberchk(path(BasePath), BaseAttributes),
( memberchk(path(LocalPath), Attributes)
-> globalise_path(LocalPath, BasePath, Path)
; Path = BasePath
),
append([path(Path)|Attributes], BaseAttributes, GlobalAttributes),
phrase(curl(GlobalAttributes), Chars),
atom_codes(URL, Chars).
%% globalise_path(+LocalPath, +RelativeTo, -FullPath) is det.
%
% The first clause deals with the standard URL /... global paths.
% The second with file://drive:path on MS-Windows. This is a bit
% of a cludge, but unfortunately common practice is -especially on
% Windows- not always following the standard
globalise_path(LocalPath, _, LocalPath) :-
sub_atom(LocalPath, 0, _, _, /), !.
globalise_path(LocalPath, _, LocalPath) :-
is_absolute_file_name(LocalPath), !.
globalise_path(Local, Base, Path) :-
base_dir(Base, BaseDir),
make_path(BaseDir, Local, Path).
base_dir(BasePath, BaseDir) :-
( atom_concat(BaseDir, /, BasePath)
-> true
; file_directory_name(BasePath, BaseDir)
).
make_path(Dir, Local, Path) :-
atom_concat('../', L2, Local),
file_directory_name(Dir, Parent),
Parent \== Dir, !,
make_path(Parent, L2, Path).
make_path(/, Local, Path) :- !,
atom_concat(/, Local, Path).
make_path(Dir, Local, Path) :-
atomic_list_concat([Dir, /, Local], Path).
%% absolute_url//
%
% True if the input describes an absolute URL. This means it
% starts with a URL schema. We demand a schema of length > 1 to
% avoid confusion with Windows drive letters.
absolute_url -->
lwalpha(_First),
schema_chars(Rest),
{ Rest \== [] },
":", !.
/*******************************
* SEQUENCES *
*******************************/
digits(L) -->
digits(L, []).
digits([C|T0], T) -->
digit(C), !,
digits(T0, T).
digits(T, T) -->
[].
digit(C, [C|T], T) :- code_type(C, digit).
/*******************************
* RFC-3986 *
*******************************/
%% uri(-Parts)//
url([protocol(Schema)|Parts]) -->
schema(Schema),
":", !,
hier_part(Schema, Parts, P2),
query(P2, P3),
fragment(P3, []).
url([protocol(http)|Parts]) --> % implicit HTTP
authority(Parts, [path(Path)]),
path_abempty(Path).
relative_uri(Parts) -->
relative_part(Parts, P2),
query(P2, P3),
fragment(P3, []).
relative_part(Parts, Tail) -->
"//", !,
authority(Parts, [path(Path)|Tail]),
path_abempty(Path).
relative_part([path(Path)|T], T) -->
( path_absolute(Path)
; path_noschema(Path)
; path_empty(Path)
), !.
http_location([path(Path)|P2]) -->
path_abempty(Path),
query(P2, P3),
fragment(P3, []).
%% schema(-Atom)//
%
% Schema is case-insensitive and the canonical version is
% lowercase.
%
% ==
% Schema ::= ALPHA *(ALPHA|DIGIT|"+"|"-"|".")
% ==
schema(Schema) -->
lwalpha(C0),
schema_chars(Codes),
{ atom_codes(Schema, [C0|Codes]) }.
schema_chars([H|T]) -->
schema_char(H), !,
schema_chars(T).
schema_chars([]) -->
[].
schema_char(H) -->
[C],
{ C < 128,
( code_type(C, alpha)
-> code_type(H, to_lower(C))
; code_type(C, digit)
-> H = C
; schema_extra(C)
-> H = C
)
}.
schema_extra(0'+).
schema_extra(0'-).
schema_extra(0'.). % 0'
%% hier_part(+Schema, -Parts, ?Tail)//
hier_part(file, [path(Path)|Tail], Tail) --> !,
"//",
( win_drive_path(Path)
; path_absolute(Path)
; path_rootless(Path)
; path_empty(Path)
), !.
hier_part(_, Parts, Tail) -->
"//", !,
authority(Parts, [path(Path)|Tail]),
path_abempty(Path).
hier_part(_, [path(Path)|T], T) -->
( path_absolute(Path)
; path_rootless(Path)
; path_empty(Path)
), !.
authority(Parts, Tail) -->
user_info_chars(UserChars),
"@", !,
{ atom_codes(User, UserChars),
Parts = [user(User),host(Host)|T0]
},
host(Host),
port(T0,Tail).
authority([host(Host)|T0], Tail) -->
host(Host),
port(T0, Tail).
user_info_chars([H|T]) -->
user_info_char(H), !,
user_info_chars(T).
user_info_chars([]) -->
[].
user_info_char(_) --> "@", !, {fail}.
user_info_char(C) --> pchar(C).
%host(Host) --> ip_literal(Host), !. % TBD: IP6 addresses
host(Host) --> ip4_address(Host), !.
host(Host) --> reg_name(Host).
ip4_address(Atom) -->
i256_chars(Chars, [0'.|T0]),
i256_chars(T0, [0'.|T1]),
i256_chars(T1, [0'.|T2]),
i256_chars(T2, []),
{ atom_codes(Atom, Chars) }.
i256_chars(Chars, T) -->
digits(Chars, T),
\+ \+ { T = [],
Chars \== [],
number_codes(I, Chars),
I < 256
}.
reg_name(Host) -->
reg_name_chars(Chars),
{ atom_codes(Host, Chars) }.
reg_name_chars([H|T]) -->
reg_name_char(H), !,
reg_name_chars(T).
reg_name_chars([]) -->
[].
reg_name_char(C) -->
pchar(C),
{ C \== 0':,
C \== 0'@
}.
port([port(Port)|T], T) -->
":", !,
digit(D0),
digits(Ds),
{ number_codes(Port, [D0|Ds]) }.
port(T, T) -->
[].
path_abempty(Path) -->
segments_chars(Chars, []),
{ Chars == []
-> Path = '/'
; atom_codes(Path, Chars)
}.
win_drive_path(Path) -->
drive_letter(C0),
":",
( "/"
-> {Codes = [C0, 0':, 0'/|Chars]}
; {Codes = [C0, 0':|Chars]}
),
segment_nz_chars(Chars, T0),
segments_chars(T0, []),
{ atom_codes(Path, Codes) }.
path_absolute(Path) -->
"/",
segment_nz_chars(Chars, T0),
segments_chars(T0, []),
{ atom_codes(Path, [0'/| Chars]) }.
path_noschema(Path) -->
segment_nz_nc_chars(Chars, T0),
segments_chars(T0, []),
{ atom_codes(Path, Chars) }.
path_rootless(Path) -->
segment_nz_chars(Chars, T0),
segments_chars(T0, []),
{ atom_codes(Path, Chars) }.
path_empty('/') -->
"".
segments_chars([0'/|Chars], T) --> % 0'
"/", !,
segment_chars(Chars, T0),
segments_chars(T0, T).
segments_chars(T, T) -->
[].
segment_chars([H|T0], T) -->
pchar(H), !,
segment_chars(T0, T).
segment_chars(T, T) -->
[].
segment_nz_chars([H|T0], T) -->
pchar(H),
segment_chars(T0, T).
segment_nz_nc_chars([H|T0], T) -->
segment_nz_nc_char(H), !,
segment_nz_nc_chars(T0, T).
segment_nz_nc_chars(T, T) -->
[].
segment_nz_nc_char(_) --> ":", !, {fail}.
segment_nz_nc_char(C) --> pchar(C).
%% query(-Parts, ?Tail)// is det.
%
% Extract &Name=Value, ...
query([search(Params)|T], T) -->
"?", !,
search(Params).
query(T,T) -->
[].
search([Parameter|Parameters])-->
parameter(Parameter), !,
( search_sep
-> search(Parameters)
; { Parameters = [] }
).
search([]) -->
[].
parameter(Param)--> !,
search_chars(NameS),
{ atom_codes(Name, NameS)
},
( "="
-> search_value_chars(ValueS),
{ atom_codes(Value, ValueS),
Param = (Name = Value)
}
; { Param = Name
}
).
search_chars([C|T]) -->
search_char(C), !,
search_chars(T).
search_chars([]) -->
[].
search_char(_) --> search_sep, !, { fail }.
search_char(_) --> "=", !, { fail }.
search_char(C) --> fragment_char(C).
search_value_chars([C|T]) -->
search_value_char(C), !,
search_value_chars(T).
search_value_chars([]) -->
[].
search_value_char(_) --> search_sep, !, { fail }.
search_value_char(C) --> fragment_char(C).
%% search_sep// is semidet.
%
% Matches a search-parameter separator. Traditonally, this is the
% &-char, but these days there are `newstyle' ;-char separators.
%
% @see http://perldoc.perl.org/CGI.html
% @tbd This should be configurable
search_sep --> "&", !.
search_sep --> ";".
%% fragment(-Fragment, ?Tail)//
%
% Extract the fragment (after the =#=)
fragment([fragment(Fragment)|T], T) -->
"#", !,
fragment_chars(Codes),
{ atom_codes(Fragment, Codes) }.
fragment(T, T) -->
[].
fragment_chars([H|T]) -->
fragment_char(H), !,
fragment_chars(T).
fragment_chars([]) -->
[].
%% fragment_char(-Char)
%
% Find a fragment character.
fragment_char(C) --> pchar(C), !.
fragment_char(0'/) --> "/", !.
fragment_char(0'?) --> "?", !.
fragment_char(0'[) --> "[", !. % Not according RDF3986!
fragment_char(0']) --> "]", !.
/*******************************
* CHARACTER CLASSES *
*******************************/
%% pchar(-Code)//
%
% unreserved|pct_encoded|sub_delim|":"|"@"
%
% Performs UTF-8 decoding of percent encoded strings.
pchar(0' ) --> "+", !. %' ?
pchar(C) -->
[C],
{ unreserved(C)
; sub_delim(C)
; C == 0':
; C == 0'@
}, !.
pchar(C) -->
percent_coded(C).
%% lwalpha(-C)//
%
% Demand alpha, return as lowercase
lwalpha(H) -->
[C],
{ C < 128,
code_type(C, alpha),
code_type(H, to_lower(C))
}.
drive_letter(C) -->
[C],
{ C < 128,
code_type(C, alpha)
}.
/*******************************
* RESERVED CHARACTERS *
*******************************/
%% sub_delim(?Code)
%
% Sub-delimiters
sub_delim(0'!).
sub_delim(0'$).
sub_delim(0'&).
sub_delim(0'').
sub_delim(0'().
sub_delim(0')).
sub_delim(0'*).
sub_delim(0'+).
sub_delim(0',).
sub_delim(0';).
sub_delim(0'=).
%% unreserved(+C)
%
% Characters that can be represented without procent escaping
% RFC 3986, section 2.3
term_expansion(unreserved(map), Clauses) :-
findall(unreserved(C), unreserved_(C), Clauses).
unreserved_(C) :-
between(1, 128, C),
code_type(C, alnum).
unreserved_(0'-).
unreserved_(0'.).
unreserved_(0'_).
unreserved_(0'~). % 0'
unreserved(map). % Expanded
/*******************************
* FORMS *
*******************************/
/* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Encoding/decoding of form-fields using the popular www-form-encoded
encoding used with the HTTP GET.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - */
%% www_form_encode(+Value, -XWWWFormEncoded) is det.
%% www_form_encode(-Value, +XWWWFormEncoded) is det.
%
% En/Decode between native value and
% application/x-www-form-encoded. Maps space to +, keeps alnum,
% maps anything else to =|%XX|= and newlines to =|%OD%OA|=. When
% decoding, newlines appear as a single newline (10) character.
www_form_encode(Value, Encoded) :-
atomic(Value), !,
atom_codes(Value, Codes),
phrase(www_encode(Codes, ""), EncCodes),
atom_codes(Encoded, EncCodes).
www_form_encode(Value, Encoded) :-
atom_codes(Encoded, EncCodes),
phrase(www_decode(Codes), EncCodes),
atom_codes(Value, Codes).
%% www_encode(+Codes, +ExtraUnescaped)//
www_encode([0'\r, 0'\n|T], Extra) --> !,
"%0D%0A",
www_encode(T, Extra).
www_encode([0'\n|T], Extra) --> !,
"%0D%0A",
www_encode(T, Extra).
www_encode([H|T], Extra) -->
percent_encode(H, Extra),
www_encode(T, Extra).
www_encode([], _) -->
"".
percent_encode(C, _Extra) -->
{ unreserved(C) }, !,
[C].
percent_encode(C, Extra) -->
{ memberchk(C, Extra) }, !,
[C].
%percent_encode(0' , _) --> !, "+". % Deprecated: use %20
percent_encode(C, _) -->
{ C =< 127 }, !,
percent_byte(C).
percent_encode(C, _) --> % Unicode characters
{ current_prolog_flag(url_encoding, utf8), !,
phrase(utf8_codes([C]), Bytes)
},
percent_bytes(Bytes).
percent_encode(C, _) -->
{ C =< 255 }, !,
percent_byte(C).
percent_encode(_C, _) -->
{ representation_error(url_character)
}.
percent_bytes([]) -->
"".
percent_bytes([H|T]) -->
percent_byte(H),
percent_bytes(T).
percent_byte(C) -->
[0'%, D1, D2],
{ nonvar(C)
-> Dv1 is (C>>4 /\ 0xf),
Dv2 is (C /\ 0xf),
code_type(D1, xdigit(Dv1)),
code_type(D2, xdigit(Dv2))
; code_type(D1, xdigit(Dv1)),
code_type(D2, xdigit(Dv2)),
C is ((Dv1)<<4) + Dv2
}.
percent_coded(C) -->
percent_byte(C0), !,
( { C0 == 13 % %0D%0A --> \n
},
"%0",
( "A" ; "a" )
-> { C = 10
}
; { C0 >= 0xc0 }, % UTF-8 lead-in
utf8_cont(Cs),
{ phrase(utf8_codes([C]), [C0|Cs]) }
-> []
; { C = C0
}
).
%% www_decode(-Codes)//
www_decode([0' |T]) -->
"+", !,
www_decode(T).
www_decode([C|T]) -->
percent_coded(C), !,
www_decode(T).
www_decode([C|T]) -->
[C], !,
www_decode(T).
www_decode([]) -->
[].
utf8_cont([H|T]) -->
percent_byte(H),
{ between(0x80, 0xbf, H) }, !,
utf8_cont(T).
utf8_cont([]) -->
[].
%% set_url_encoding(?Old, +New) is semidet.
%
% Query and set the encoding for URLs. The default is =utf8=.
% The only other defined value is =iso_latin_1=.
%
% @tbd Having a global flag is highly inconvenient, but a
% work-around for old sites using ISO Latin 1 encoding.
:- create_prolog_flag(url_encoding, utf8, [type(atom)]).
set_url_encoding(Old, New) :-
current_prolog_flag(url_encoding, Old),
( Old == New
-> true
; must_be(oneof([utf8, iso_latin_1]), New),
set_prolog_flag(url_encoding, New)
).
/*******************************
* IRI PROCESSING *
*******************************/
%% url_iri(+Encoded, -Decoded) is det.
%% url_iri(-Encoded, +Decoded) is det.
%
% Convert between a URL, encoding in US-ASCII and an IRI. An IRI
% is a fully expanded Unicode string. Unicode strings are first
% encoded into UTF-8, after which %-encoding takes place.
url_iri(Encoded, Decoded) :-
nonvar(Encoded), !,
( sub_atom(Encoded, _, _, _, '%')
-> atom_codes(Encoded, Codes),
unescape_precent(Codes, UTF8),
phrase(utf8_codes(Unicodes), UTF8),
atom_codes(Decoded, Unicodes)
; Decoded = Encoded
).
url_iri(URL, IRI) :-
atom_codes(IRI, IRICodes),
phrase(percent_encode(IRICodes, "/:?#&="), UrlCodes),
atom_codes(URL, UrlCodes).
unescape_precent([], []).
unescape_precent([0'%,C1,C2|T0], [H|T]) :- !, %'
code_type(C1, xdigit(D1)),
code_type(C2, xdigit(D2)),
H is D1*16 + D2,
unescape_precent(T0, T).
unescape_precent([H|T0], [H|T]) :-
unescape_precent(T0, T).
/*******************************
* FORM DATA *
*******************************/
%% parse_url_search(?Spec, ?Fields:list(Name=Value)) is det.
%
% Construct or analyze an HTTP search specification. This deals
% with form data using the MIME-type
% =application/x-www-form-urlencoded= as used in HTTP GET
% requests.
parse_url_search(Spec, Fields) :-
atomic(Spec), !,
atom_codes(Spec, Codes),
phrase(search(Fields), Codes).
parse_url_search(Codes, Fields) :-
is_list(Codes), !,
phrase(search(Fields), Codes).
parse_url_search(Codes, Fields) :-
must_be(list, Fields),
phrase(csearch(Fields, ""), Codes).
/*******************************
* FILE URLs *
*******************************/
%% file_name_to_url(+File, -URL) is det.
%% file_name_to_url(-File, +URL) is semidet.
%
% Translate between a filename and a file:// URL.
%
% @tbd Current implementation does not deal with paths that
% need special encoding.
file_name_to_url(File, FileURL) :-
nonvar(File), !,
absolute_file_name(File, Path),
atom_concat('file://', Path, FileURL), !.
file_name_to_url(File, FileURL) :-
atom_concat('file://', File, FileURL), !.