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Library that allow easy build and create immutable Uri.

Build

To make creation process convenient as possible, simple Uri builder is provided with this library.

build URI from parts

With builder you can easily build you uri, defining each part of uri separately:

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withScheme('http')
    ->withUserInfo('user', 'pass')
    ->withHost('example.org')
    ->withPort(8080)
    ->withPath('/path/to/file.png')
    ->withQuery(['key' => 'value'])
    ->withFragment('top')
    ->getUri();

build URI from string

Of course you can use builder to create Uri from string:

$stringUri = 'https://example.org/my/page?sidebar=left@section1';

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPartsFromStringUri($stringUri)
    ->getUri();

If you need to modify existing Uri you have to create new one with modification

$stringUri = 'https://example.org/my/page?sidebar=left@section1';

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPartsFromStringUri($stringUri)
    ->withoutQuery()
    ->withoutFragment()
    ->withUserInfo('someuser')
    ->getUri();

build URI from existing URI

You can build URI from another existing URI:

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPartsFromUriObject($exitingUri)
    ->withoutQuery()
    ->getUri();

define slug

Some times you want change only part of path. To help with such case UriBuilder has support for slug manipulation.

$stringUri = 'https://example.org/my/cover.png';

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPartsFromStringUri($stringUri)
    ->withSlug('poster.jpg')
    ->getUri();
 
 // $uri => https://example.org/my/poster.jpg

or if you want only remove slug from path:

$stringUri = 'https://example.org/my/cover.png';

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPartsFromStringUri($stringUri)
    ->withoutSlug()
    ->getUri();
 
 // $uri => https://example.org/my/
 

remember that slug is last segment of path:

$stringUri = 'https://example.org/my/images';
// "images" from path will be treated as slug 

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPartsFromStringUri($stringUri)
    ->withoutSlug()
    ->getUri();
 
 // $uri => https://example.org/my/

resolving paths

You can build you "path" using relative path segments

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withResolvedPath('/home/user1/documents/../downloads/./file1')
    ->getUri();
 
 // $uri->getPath => /home/user1/downloads/file1

or you can build path by combining absolute base path with many relative paths

$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPath('/home/user1/')
    ->withExistingPathResolvedWith('../user2/documents')
    ->withExistingPathResolvedWith('../downloads/file1.ext')
    ->getUri();
 
 // $uri->getPath => /home/user2/downloads/file1.ext

Remember that path you build must be resolvable. For example cannot start with "../" or

//invalid base path
$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withResolvedPath('../home/user1/documents/file1')
    ->getUri();
    
//invalid base path
$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPath('../home/user1/')
    ->withExistingPathResolvedWith('./documents')
    ->getUri();

//invalid path to resolve with
$uri = UriBuilder::buildUri()
    ->withPath('/home/user1/')
    ->withExistingPathResolvedWith('../../../../user2/documents')
    ->getUri();

// each above builders throw exception