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Throughout this module, the empty string and nil are interchangeable. Use str or seq wherever a concrete type is required.
Throughout this module, the empty string and nil are interchangeable. Use str or seq wherever a concrete type is required.
decodeclj/s
(decode string)URL-decode string. Uses UTF-8 as the encoding if applicable.
URL-decode `string`. Uses UTF-8 as the encoding if applicable.
encodeclj/s
(encode string)URL-encode string; other implementations sometimes convert '+' to '%20',
but this method does not. Uses UTF-8 as the encoding if applicable.
URL-encode `string`; other implementations sometimes convert '+' to '%20', but this method does not. Uses UTF-8 as the encoding if applicable.
map->searchclj/s
(map->search m)(map->search m {:keys [separator]})Serialize a map of name-vector tuples back into a string (prefixed with '?' if non-empty)
Serialize a map of name-vector tuples back into a string (prefixed with '?' if non-empty)
search->mapclj/s
(search->map search)(search->map search {re :split})Run search->seq then convert to a map with string keys and vector values
Run search->seq then convert to a map with string keys and vector values
search->seqclj/s
(search->seq search)Convert a query string, like that returned by window.location.search, to a seq of key-value tuples.
search input | result | description |
|---|---|---|
| "" | nil | No querystring |
| "?" | () | Empty querystring |
| "?a=1&b=2" | (["a" "1"] ["b" "2"]) | Two normal query parameters |
Convert a query string, like that returned by window.location.search, to a seq of key-value tuples. | `search` input | result | description | |:---------------|:-------|:------------| | "" | nil | No querystring | "?" | () | Empty querystring | "?a=1&b=2" | (["a" "1"] ["b" "2"]) | Two normal query parameters
seq->searchclj/s
(seq->search kvs)Serialize a seq of key-value tuples back into a string
Serialize a seq of key-value tuples back into a string
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