@haybarn/ext-urlpattern-h2-0-0
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WHATWG URLPattern API for matching and extracting components from URLs using pattern syntax
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urlpattern — a Haybarn extension
Haybarn is a derived distribution of DuckDB from Query.Farm: the same SQL, APIs and database files, with signed releases, rebuilt and signed extensions, engine improvements, and supply-chain review built in.
This package delivers the urlpattern community extension for Haybarn 2.0.0: built from upstream source, compiled against the Haybarn engine and signed with the Haybarn key. It is a single meta-package that resolves to the correct per-platform binary at install time.
WHATWG URLPattern API for matching and extracting components from URLs using pattern syntax
Source: https://github.com/teaguesterling/duckdb_urlpattern
Catalog: Haybarn community extensions
Install
npm install @haybarn/ext-urlpattern-h2-0-0
# or use the exact version:
npm install @haybarn/[email protected]npm picks the matching platform binary from the leaves below via its os / cpu / libc fields. No postinstall scripts, no network calls after npm install.
Available platforms (this version)
Installed automatically by npm install @haybarn/ext-urlpattern-h2-0-0 (npm picks the one matching your os/cpu/libc):
@haybarn/ext-urlpattern-h2-0-0-linux-arm64@haybarn/ext-urlpattern-h2-0-0-linux-x64@haybarn/ext-urlpattern-h2-0-0-darwin-arm64
Use it
Once installed, the .duckdb_extension binary lands in your project's node_modules/ tree under the matching leaf. The Haybarn engine auto-discovers it at startup; from a Haybarn SQL session:
LOAD urlpattern;License
The urlpattern extension is distributed under MIT. The Haybarn engine itself is MIT-licensed.
Links
- Haybarn — what Haybarn is and how to install it
- Installing extensions — core and community extension channels
- Haybarn engine source
Trademark
Haybarn is an independent derived distribution of DuckDB published by Query Farm LLC. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the DuckDB Foundation. DuckDB is a trademark of the DuckDB Foundation.
