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rfc-3986

v1.0.1

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Javascript implementation of RFC-3986 and its components

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rfc-3986

Javascript implementation of the ABNF from RFC-3986 to allow validation of parts of the specification.

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Install

$ npm install rfc-3986

API

var rfc3986 = require('rfc-3986')

RFC-3986

This is an object which has various properties containing regular expressions matching parts of the specification.

rfc3968.cidr

Matches the CIDR part of an IP address, matches numbers 0-32.

rfc3986.IPv4address

Matches an IPv4 address.

rfc3986.IPv6address

Matches an IPv6 address.

rfc3986.IPvFuture

Matches an IPvFuture address.

rfc3986.IPLiteral

Matches an IPLiteral which is either an IPv4, IPv6, or IPvFuture.

rfc3986.scheme

Matches the scheme part of the URI.

rfc3986.hierPart

Matches the hierarchial part of the URI which identifies the authority (domain/ip address) and the path.

rfc3986.query

Matches the query part of a URI which contains the query parameters and the ? delimiter.

rfc3986.fragment

Matches the fragment part of a URI which contains the hash value.

rfc3986.uri

Matches a URI which conforms to RFC-3986.