How to gracefully analyze the URI of a request (server side) in C ++?
A URI is defined as Casablanca Documentation as:
protocol: // server [: port] / path? REQUEST # fragment
Let's say that I want the path (with all the elements) to be a list and queries in the form of a list of key / value pairs, therefore
http: // server / foo / bar? val1 = 1 & val2 = yo
will result in
std::list<string> path;
path.push_back("foo");
path.push_back("bar");
std::list<std::pair<string, string>> query;
query.push_back(std::make_pair("val1", "1"));
query.push_back(std::make_pair("val2", "yo"));
I want to avoid parsing myself as suggested elsewhere , mainly for reasons of mobility and performance.
cpp-netlib doesn't seem to be part of the upgrade, and I prefer not to introduce a new library.
Casablanca URI, .
, boost, ++, casablanca/cpprestsdk?