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parse
A collection of parsing utilities:
- xip - IP (only v4 for now) parser that expands a given IP string to all the IP addresses it represents.
- xtime - time parsing utility in Go. It exposes a set of time formats that it knows how to parse, and a single function
Parse()to parse any time string. - xtld - TLD parser that extracts the top-level-domain out from the given string. It uses the data set from https://www.publicsuffix.org/list/effective_tld_names.dat.
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Overview ¶
xparse is a collection of parsing utilities, such as IP, time, and top-level-domain, in Go.
- xip is an IP (only v4 for now) parser that expands a given IP string to all the IP addresses it represents.
- xtime is a time parser that parses the time without knowning the exact format.
- xtld is a TLD parser that extracts the top-level-domain out from the given string.
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etld is an effective TLD matcher that returns the length of the effective domain name for the given string.
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etld is an effective TLD matcher that returns the length of the effective domain name for the given string. |
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xip is an IP (only v4 for now) parser that expands a given IP string to all the IP addresses it represents.
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xip is an IP (only v4 for now) parser that expands a given IP string to all the IP addresses it represents. |
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Package xtime is a time parser that parses the time without knowning the exact format.
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Package xtime is a time parser that parses the time without knowning the exact format. |
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