DomainDetails

url_cleaner_engine::types

Struct DomainDetails 

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pub struct DomainDetails {
    pub middle_start: Option<usize>,
    pub suffix_start: Option<usize>,
    pub fqdn_period: Option<usize>,
}
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The details of a domain host.

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§middle_start: Option<usize>

The start of the domain middle.

§suffix_start: Option<usize>

The start of the domain suffix.

§fqdn_period: Option<usize>

The location of the fully qualified domain name period.

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impl DomainDetails

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pub fn parse(domain: &str) -> Result<DomainDetails, GetDomainDetailsError>

Checks if domain is a valid domain, then returns its details.

If you’re absolutely certain the value you’re using is a valid domain, you can use Self::parse_unchecked.

§Errors

If the call to url::Host::parse returns an error, that error is returned.

If the call to url::Host::parse doesn’t return url::Host::Domain, returns the error GetDomainDetailsError::NotADomain.

§Examples
use better_url::*;

assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.com"   ).unwrap(), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(0), suffix_start: Some( 8), fqdn_period: None});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.com"   ).unwrap(), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(4), suffix_start: Some(12), fqdn_period: None});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.co.uk" ).unwrap(), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(0), suffix_start: Some( 8), fqdn_period: None});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.co.uk" ).unwrap(), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(4), suffix_start: Some(12), fqdn_period: None});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.com."  ).unwrap(), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(0), suffix_start: Some( 8), fqdn_period: Some(11)});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.com."  ).unwrap(), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(4), suffix_start: Some(12), fqdn_period: Some(15)});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.co.uk.").unwrap(), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(0), suffix_start: Some( 8), fqdn_period: Some(13)});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.co.uk.").unwrap(), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(4), suffix_start: Some(12), fqdn_period: Some(17)});

DomainDetails::parse("127.0.0.1").unwrap_err();
DomainDetails::parse("[::1]").unwrap_err();
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pub fn parse_unchecked(domain: &str) -> DomainDetails

Gets the details of a domain without checking it’s actually a domain first.

If you are at all possibly not working with a domain (like an IP host), please use Self::parse instead.

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use better_url::*;

assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse_unchecked(    "example.com"   ), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(0), suffix_start: Some( 8), fqdn_period: None});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse_unchecked("www.example.com"   ), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(4), suffix_start: Some(12), fqdn_period: None});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse_unchecked(    "example.co.uk" ), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(0), suffix_start: Some( 8), fqdn_period: None});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse_unchecked("www.example.co.uk" ), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(4), suffix_start: Some(12), fqdn_period: None});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse_unchecked(    "example.com."  ), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(0), suffix_start: Some( 8), fqdn_period: Some(11)});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse_unchecked("www.example.com."  ), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(4), suffix_start: Some(12), fqdn_period: Some(15)});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse_unchecked(    "example.co.uk."), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(0), suffix_start: Some( 8), fqdn_period: Some(13)});
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse_unchecked("www.example.co.uk."), DomainDetails {middle_start: Some(4), suffix_start: Some(12), fqdn_period: Some(17)});
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pub fn subdomain_period(&self) -> Option<usize>

The location of the period between subdomain and domain middle.

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use better_url::*;

assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.com"   ).unwrap().subdomain_period(), None   );
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.com"   ).unwrap().subdomain_period(), Some(3));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.co.uk" ).unwrap().subdomain_period(), None   );
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.co.uk" ).unwrap().subdomain_period(), Some(3));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.com."  ).unwrap().subdomain_period(), None   );
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.com."  ).unwrap().subdomain_period(), Some(3));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.co.uk.").unwrap().subdomain_period(), None   );
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.co.uk.").unwrap().subdomain_period(), Some(3));
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pub fn domain_suffix_period(&self) -> Option<usize>

The location of the period between domain middle and domain suffix.

§Examples
use better_url::*;

assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.com"   ).unwrap().domain_suffix_period(), Some( 7));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.com"   ).unwrap().domain_suffix_period(), Some(11));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.co.uk" ).unwrap().domain_suffix_period(), Some( 7));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.co.uk" ).unwrap().domain_suffix_period(), Some(11));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.com."  ).unwrap().domain_suffix_period(), Some( 7));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.com."  ).unwrap().domain_suffix_period(), Some(11));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse(    "example.co.uk.").unwrap().domain_suffix_period(), Some( 7));
assert_eq!(DomainDetails::parse("www.example.co.uk.").unwrap().domain_suffix_period(), Some(11));
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pub fn domain_bounds(&self) -> (Bound<usize>, Bound<usize>)

The bounds of domain.

Notably does not include Self::fqdn_period

§Examples
use better_url::*;

let x =     "example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_bounds()],     "example.com"  );
let x = "www.example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_bounds()], "www.example.com"  );
let x =     "example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_bounds()],     "example.co.uk");
let x = "www.example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_bounds()], "www.example.co.uk");
let x =     "example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_bounds()],     "example.com"  );
let x = "www.example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_bounds()], "www.example.com"  );
let x =     "example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_bounds()],     "example.co.uk");
let x = "www.example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_bounds()], "www.example.co.uk");
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pub fn subdomain_bounds(&self) -> Option<(Bound<usize>, Bound<usize>)>

The bounds of subdomain.

§Examples
use better_url::*;

let x =     "example.com"   ; assert_eq!(   DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().subdomain_bounds()          , None );
let x = "www.example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().subdomain_bounds().unwrap()], "www");
let x =     "example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(   DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().subdomain_bounds()          , None );
let x = "www.example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().subdomain_bounds().unwrap()], "www");
let x =     "example.com."  ; assert_eq!(   DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().subdomain_bounds()          , None );
let x = "www.example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().subdomain_bounds().unwrap()], "www");
let x =     "example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(   DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().subdomain_bounds()          , None );
let x = "www.example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().subdomain_bounds().unwrap()], "www");
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pub fn not_domain_suffix_bounds(&self) -> Option<(Bound<usize>, Bound<usize>)>

The bounds of not domain suffix.

§Examples
use better_url::*;

let x =     "example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().not_domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()],     "example");
let x = "www.example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().not_domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "www.example");
let x =     "example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().not_domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()],     "example");
let x = "www.example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().not_domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "www.example");
let x =     "example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().not_domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()],     "example");
let x = "www.example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().not_domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "www.example");
let x =     "example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().not_domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()],     "example");
let x = "www.example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().not_domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "www.example");
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pub fn domain_middle_bounds(&self) -> Option<(Bound<usize>, Bound<usize>)>

The bounds of domain middle.

§Examples
use better_url::*;

let x =     "example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_middle_bounds().unwrap()], "example");
let x = "www.example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_middle_bounds().unwrap()], "example");
let x =     "example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_middle_bounds().unwrap()], "example");
let x = "www.example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_middle_bounds().unwrap()], "example");
let x =     "example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_middle_bounds().unwrap()], "example");
let x = "www.example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_middle_bounds().unwrap()], "example");
let x =     "example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_middle_bounds().unwrap()], "example");
let x = "www.example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_middle_bounds().unwrap()], "example");
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pub fn reg_domain_bounds(&self) -> Option<(Bound<usize>, Bound<usize>)>

The bounds of reg domain.

Notably does not include Self::fqdn_period

§Examples
use better_url::*;

let x =     "example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().reg_domain_bounds().unwrap()], "example.com"  );
let x = "www.example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().reg_domain_bounds().unwrap()], "example.com"  );
let x =     "example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().reg_domain_bounds().unwrap()], "example.co.uk");
let x = "www.example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().reg_domain_bounds().unwrap()], "example.co.uk");
let x =     "example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().reg_domain_bounds().unwrap()], "example.com"  );
let x = "www.example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().reg_domain_bounds().unwrap()], "example.com"  );
let x =     "example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().reg_domain_bounds().unwrap()], "example.co.uk");
let x = "www.example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().reg_domain_bounds().unwrap()], "example.co.uk");
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pub fn domain_suffix_bounds(&self) -> Option<(Bound<usize>, Bound<usize>)>

The bounds of domain suffix.

Notably does not include Self::fqdn_period

§Examples
use better_url::*;

let x =     "example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "com"  );
let x = "www.example.com"   ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "com"  );
let x =     "example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "co.uk");
let x = "www.example.co.uk" ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "co.uk");
let x =     "example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "com"  );
let x = "www.example.com."  ; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "com"  );
let x =     "example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "co.uk");
let x = "www.example.co.uk."; assert_eq!(&x[DomainDetails::parse(x).unwrap().domain_suffix_bounds().unwrap()], "co.uk");
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pub fn is_fqdn(&self) -> bool

If Self describes a fully qualified domain name, return true.

§Examples
use better_url::*;

assert!(!DomainDetails::parse(    "example.com"   ).unwrap().is_fqdn());
assert!(!DomainDetails::parse("www.example.com"   ).unwrap().is_fqdn());
assert!(!DomainDetails::parse(    "example.co.uk" ).unwrap().is_fqdn());
assert!(!DomainDetails::parse("www.example.co.uk" ).unwrap().is_fqdn());
assert!( DomainDetails::parse(    "example.com."  ).unwrap().is_fqdn());
assert!( DomainDetails::parse("www.example.com."  ).unwrap().is_fqdn());
assert!( DomainDetails::parse(    "example.co.uk.").unwrap().is_fqdn());
assert!( DomainDetails::parse("www.example.co.uk.").unwrap().is_fqdn());

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impl Clone for DomainDetails

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fn clone(&self) -> DomainDetails

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for DomainDetails

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for DomainDetails

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fn deserialize<__D>( __deserializer: __D, ) -> Result<DomainDetails, <__D as Deserializer<'de>>::Error>
where __D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl From<DomainDetails> for HostDetails

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fn from(value: DomainDetails) -> HostDetails

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl FromStr for DomainDetails

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type Err = GetDomainDetailsError

The associated error which can be returned from parsing.
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fn from_str(s: &str) -> Result<DomainDetails, <DomainDetails as FromStr>::Err>

Parses a string s to return a value of this type. Read more
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impl PartialEq for DomainDetails

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fn eq(&self, other: &DomainDetails) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Serialize for DomainDetails

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fn serialize<__S>( &self, __serializer: __S, ) -> Result<<__S as Serializer>::Ok, <__S as Serializer>::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more
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impl TryFrom<HostDetails> for DomainDetails

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type Error = HostIsNotDomain

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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fn try_from( value: HostDetails, ) -> Result<DomainDetails, <DomainDetails as TryFrom<HostDetails>>::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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impl Copy for DomainDetails

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impl Eq for DomainDetails

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impl StructuralPartialEq for DomainDetails

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