Package hashuri parses Hash URIs, for the Go programming language.
And works seemlessly with the Go built-in packages: "database/sql", "fmt", "encoding/json".
Online documentation, which includes examples, can be found at: http://godoc.org/github.com/reiver/go-hashuri
Hash URIs often look like this:
hash://sha256/0ba904eae8773b70c75333db4de2f3ac45a8ad4ddba1b242f0b3cfc199391dd8
\__/ \____/ \______________________________________________________________/
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scheme algorithm hash
But, more generally, can look like this:
hash://sha256/0ba904eae8773b70c75333db4de2f3ac45a8ad4ddba1b242f0b3cfc199391dd8?apple=one&banana=۲&cherry=3#over-there
\__/ \____/ \______________________________________________________________/ \_________________________/ \________/
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scheme algorithm hash query fragment
Basic usage of this package looks like this:
import "github.com/reiver/go-hashuri"
var hashURI string = "hash://sha256/0ba904eae8773b70c75333db4de2f3ac45a8ad4ddba1b242f0b3cfc199391dd8"
var parsedHashURI hashuri.Type
if err := hashuri.Parse(&parsedHashURI, hashURI); nil != err {
return err
}
fmt.Printf("Hash URI algorithm: %q \n", parsedHashURI.Algorithm) // Hash URI algorithm: "sha256"
fmt.Printf("Hash URI hash: %q \n", parsedHashURI.Hash) // Hash URI hash: "0ba904eae8773b70c75333db4de2f3ac45a8ad4ddba1b242f0b3cfc199391dd8"
fmt.Printf("Hash URI raw query: %q \n", parsedHashURI.RawQuery) // Hash URI raw query: ""
fmt.Printf("Hash URI fragment: %q \n", parsedHashURI.Fragment) // Hash URI fragment: ""The Hash URI specification can be found at: https://github.com/hash-uri/hash-uri
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