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My use case:
I am the current maintainer of a package called "paws". That creates a sdk for R to AWS. I need to be able to add the extra characters so that they don't get encoded. Here are the following modes requiring extra "safety".
Is there any plans in the future to allow extra characters not to be escaped? In python's
urllib.parse.quote
there is a parametersafe
that allows extra characters not to be escaped (https://docs.python.org/3/library/urllib.parse.html#urllib.parse.quote).My use case:
I am the current maintainer of a package called "paws". That creates a sdk for R to AWS. I need to be able to add the extra characters so that they don't get encoded. Here are the following modes requiring extra "safety".
encodeHost and encodeZone
][!$&'()*+,;=:<>"
encodePath
$&+,/;:=@
encodePathSegment
$&+:=@
encodeFragment
$&+,/;:=?@
See current implementation:
https://github.com/paws-r/paws/blob/01a9200a0c047607e667a211ce68d9653bb887b3/paws.common/R/url.R#L109-L149
I have managed to develop an R url encoder (https://github.com/paws-r/paws/blob/01a9200a0c047607e667a211ce68d9653bb887b3/paws.common/R/url.R#L151-L165). However it does suffer when the string needing to be encode scales up in size.
If this isn't in scope for
urltools
happy for you to close this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: