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§Ada URL
Ada is a fast and spec-compliant URL parser written in C++.
- It’s widely tested by both Web Platform Tests and Google OSS Fuzzer.
- It is extremely fast.
- It’s the default URL parser of Node.js since Node 18.16.0.
- It supports Unicode Technical Standard.
The Ada library passes the full range of tests from the specification, across a wide range of platforms (e.g., Windows, Linux, macOS).
§Performance
Ada is extremely fast. For more information read our benchmark page.
ada ▏ 188 ns/URL ███▏
servo url ▏ 664 ns/URL ███████████▎
CURL ▏ 1471 ns/URL █████████████████████████
§serde
If you enable the serde
feature, Url
will implement
serde::Serialize
and
serde::Deserialize
.
See serde documentation for more information.
ada-url = { version = "1", features = ["serde"] }
§no-std
Whilst ada-url
has std
feature enabled by default, you can set no-default-features
get a subset of features that work in no-std environment.
ada-url = { version = "1", no-default-features = true }
Modules§
Structs§
- IDNA struct implements the
to_ascii
andto_unicode
functions from the Unicode Technical Standard supporting a wide range of systems. It is suitable for URL parsing. For more information, read the specification - Error type of
Url::parse
. - A parsed URL struct according to WHATWG URL specification.
- Components are a serialization-free representation of a URL. For usages where string serialization has a high cost, you can use url components with
href
attribute.
Enums§
- Defines the type of the host.
- Defines the scheme type of the url.