FlexUri

FlexUri is a versatile and modern gem for crafting and manipulating URIs in Ruby. Its intuitive, fluent interface provides a seamless way to build, update, and combine URI components, making it ideal for managing query parameters, paths, and URI segments.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'flex_uri'

And then execute:

$ bundle install

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install flex_uri

Here's a basic example of how to use FlexUri:

require 'flex_uri'

# Create a new FlexUri instance
url = FlexUri.create('https://example.com/path')

# Add and modify the URI components
url.add_path('new_path')
  .insert_query(q: 'search term', page: 1)
  .scheme('http')
  .host('new.example.com')
  .port(8080)
  .remove_query_key(:q)
  .update_query(q: 'new search term', page: 2)
  .set_fragment('section-1')
  .build

Here's a list of available methods for manipulating URIs with FlexUri, along with brief explanations:

• add_path(path): Append a path segment to the URI's existing path.
• insert_query(params): Insert query parameters into the URI's existing query string.
• remove_query_key(key): Remove a specific key from the URI's query string.
• update_query(params): Update the URI's query string with new parameters.
• scheme(scheme, default: nil): Set the URI's scheme (e.g., 'HTTP', 'HTTPS').
• host(host, default: nil): Set the URI's host (e.g., 'example.com').
• port(port, default: nil): Set the URI's port number.
• user(user): Set the URI's user info.
• pass(pass): Set the URI's password info.
• fragment(fragment): Set the URI's fragment identifier.
• query_string(query_string): Set the entire query string of the URI.
• path(path): Set the URI's path.
• truncate_path(path): Set the URI's path and remove query and fragment parts.
• order_query_params: Order the URI's query parameters alphabetically.
• encode_uri: Encode the URI.
• resolve_relative(relative_url): Resolve a relative URI against the current URI.
• parse(url): Parse a new URL and update the current URI instance.
• validate: Validate the URI by ensuring it has a scheme and a host.
• build: Generate the final URI string.

FlexUri is compatible with different Ruby versions and Rails projects.

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/ualeks/flex_uri. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the code of conduct.

The gem is available as open-source under the terms of the MIT License.