BramusWhat are the parts of a URL?
The tool: https://url-parts.glitch.me
The article: https://web.dev/articles/url-parts
Excellent work by my colleague @samdutton
Scio@bramus The URL is breaking for me on Mastodon (web) because the hyphen is apparently a non-breaking hyphen
@Scio Thanks for notifying. Updated the post to use the correct hyphen.
Marcus Noble@bramus @samdutton This is awesome!
It'd be great if the default URL also included a query string too (as the app supports identifying it). 😁
@bramus @samdutton I did a small improvement that included a query string by default and also added support for identifying the subdomain.
Barry Pollard@Marcus @bramus @samdutton Query String probably a good idea.
Subdomains are more complicated though. Looking at below that;s two subdomains and also should include the eTLD+1 as well so it gets, tricky how to show those on a diagram.
Šime Vidas@bramus @samdutton Shouldn’t “://” be included in the site? The site is a URL, and you can’t form a URL without the “://” part.
Alvaro Montoro@bramus @samdutton interesting. Is there a difference between scheme and protocol? I always called protocol to the https:// or ftp:// part (including the ://)
@alvaromontoro @bramus @samdutton Technically the protocol (as returned by the URL API) includes the : but not the // so is "https:". Added it to the tool and will add to the post.