Extensions to .NET's System.UriBuilder
.
- Would you like to maintain UriBuilderExtended?
- Alternatively include it in your own library project where it makes sense?
- Are you from microsoft and wants to put this code into UriBuilder?
If you can answer yes to any of these questions, then you are most welcome! I have shifted path and do not work with C# and .NET anymore. Therefore I would like to hand over this project to someone who can keep the code alive.
A thing that is missing from .NET's System.UriBuilder
is a good way to edit the query string. That is what made me look for others solution to this problem, and ultimately made me start this project.
Other good solutions exist that may cover your needs, but I was unable to find one that that covered my requirements:
- Do anything
UriBuilder
does - Set the query string with support for multiple values
- Be as simple as possible
I have built this with great inspiration from URI.js, which is a very good library for modifying URIs in JavaScript.
Install the package from NuGet
Add using UriBuilderExtended;
to your source files, and you will have the following methods available on your UriBuilder
objects:
bool HasQuery(string key)
Check for the existence of a query with the given key
bool HasQuery(string key, params string[] values)
Check for the existence of a query with the given key and the given values
UriBuilder RemoveQuery(string key)
Remove any query with the given key
UriBuilder SetQuery(string key, params string[] values)
Sets the query parameter for a given key
UriBuilder AddQuery(string key, params string[] values)
Adds a query parameter for a given key
List<string> GetQueryValues(string key)
Get all values for the given key
UriBuilder builder = new UriBuilder("http://www.mysite.net/");
// URL is now http://www.mysite.net/
// URL string is obtained from builder.Uri.ToString(), not builder.ToString()
// as it sometimes renders differently to what you'd expect
builder.AddQuery("myKey", "myValue1");
// URL is now http://www.mysite.net/?myKey=myValue1
builder.AddQuery("myOtherKey", "myOtherValue1");
// URL is now http://www.mysite.net/?myKey=myValue1&myOtherKey=myOtherValue1
builder.AddQuery("myKey", "myValue2", "myValue3");
// URL is now http://www.mysite.net/?myKey=myValue1&myKey=myValue2&myKey=myValue3&myOtherKey=myOtherValue1
builder.SetQuery("myKey", "newValue1", "newValue2");
// URL is now http://www.mysite.net/?myOtherKey=myOtherValue1&myKey=newValue1&myKey=newValue2
builder.HasQuery("myKey");
builder.HasQuery("myOtherKey");
// true
builder.HasQuery("myKey", "myValue1");
// false
builder.HasQuery("myKey", "newValue1");
// true
builder.HasQuery("notMymyKey");
// false
builder.GetQueryValues("myKey");
// An ICollection containing values "newValue1" and "newValue2"