zero-to-prod/url

A DataModel for a Url

v71.2.10 2025-01-13 00:57 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.1
• zero-to-prod/data-model: ^71.0
• zero-to-prod/dynamic-setter: ^71.0

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: *

Suggests

• zero-to-prod/transformable: Transform a class into different types.

MIT

• David Smith

• url
• zero-to-prod

README

Contents

• Introduction
• Requirements
• Installation
• Usage
  • Helper Methods
• Suggested Traits
• Local Development
• Contributing

Introduction

Parse and access url components with a class.

Requirements

• PHP 7.1 or higher.

Installation

Install Zerotoprod\Url via Composer:

composer require zero-to-prod/url

This will add the package to your project’s dependencies and create an autoloader entry for it.

Usage

Use the from() static method to map array keys to class properties.

It is recommended to extend your own Url class with the \Zerotoprod\Url\Url class.

class Url extends \Zerotoprod\Url\Url
{
}

$url = Url::from(
    parse_url('example.com')
); 

$url->host // 'example.com'

// Passing an array 
$url = Url::new()
        ->set_host('example.com')
        ->set_scheme('https')
        ->set_path('/search')
        ->set_query('q=openai');

$url->host; // 'example.com'

Helper Methods

The Url class includes several helper methods for constructing URLs with specific schemes and ports.

<?php

use Zerotoprod\Url\Url;

// Create a new URL instance and set the host
$url = Url::new()->set_host('example.com');

// Using the toProtocol method with custom schemes and ports
echo $url->toProtocol('http');  // Outputs: "http://example.com:8080"
echo $url->toProtocol('https', 8081);  // Outputs: "https://example.com:8081"


// Using different helper methods to generate URLs for various schemes
echo $url->toSsl();      // Outputs: "ssl://example.com:443"
echo $url->toFtp();      // Outputs: "ftp://example.com:21"
echo $url->toFtps();     // Outputs: "ftps://example.com:990"
echo $url->toSftp();     // Outputs: "sftp://example.com:22"
echo $url->toTcp();      // Outputs: "tcp://example.com:80"
echo $url->toUdp();      // Outputs: "udp://example.com:53"
echo $url->toTls();      // Outputs: "tls://example.com:443"
echo $url->toWs();       // Outputs: "ws://example.com:80"
echo $url->toWss();      // Outputs: "wss://example.com:443"
echo $url->toPop3();     // Outputs: "pop3://example.com:110"
echo $url->toImap();     // Outputs: "imap://example.com:143"
echo $url->toSmtp();     // Outputs: "smtp://example.com:25"

// Optionally, you can pass a custom port to any of these methods
echo $url->toSsl(8443);  // Outputs: "ssl://example.com:8443"
echo $url->toFtp(2121);  // Outputs: "ftp://example.com:2121"

Suggested Traits

Parsable

The Parsable trait provides a method for parsing a URL string and ensuring that it starts with a supported protocol. This is useful when you want to handle various types of URLs and ensure they conform to a specific format before processing.

Installation

The Parsable trait is included within this package, so no additional installation is required.

Usage

To use the Zerotoprod\Url\Parsable trait in your class, simply include it:

class Url extends \Zerotoprod\Url\Url
{
    use \Zerotoprod\Url\Parsable;
}

Url::parse('example.com'); // Defaults to 'https://example.com'
Url::parse('example.com', 'custom://', ['http://', 'custom://']);

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the issues page if you want to contribute.

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature-branch).
3. Commit changes (git commit -m 'Add some feature').
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature-branch).
5. Create a new Pull Request.