pub struct ResourceIdentifier { /* private fields */ }
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A common format for wrapping existing unique identifiers to provide additional context.

Resource identifiers contain 4 components, prefixed by a format identifier ri, and separated with periods: ri.<service>.<instance>.<type>.<locator>.

  • Service: The service or application that namespaces the rest of the identifier. Must conform to the regex pattern [a-z][a-z0-9\-]*.
  • Instance: An optionally empty string that represents the specific service cluster, to allow for disambiduation of artifacts from different service clusters. Must conform to the regex pattern ([a-z0-9][a-z0-9\-]*)?.
  • Type: A service-specific resource type to namespace a group of locators. Must conform to the regex pattern [a-z][a-z0-9\-\._]+.
  • Locator: A string used to uniquely locate the specific resource. Must conform to the regex pattern [a-zA-Z0-9\-\._]+.

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Creates a resource identifier from a string.

This function behaves identically to ResourceIdentifier’s FromStr implementation.

Creates a resource identifier from its individual components.

Returns the service component of the resource identifier.

Returns the instance component of the resource identifier.

Returns the type component of the resource identifier.

Returns the locator component of the resource identifier.

Returns the string representation of the resource identifier.

Consumes the resource identifier, returning its owned string representation.

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