Simple host:port parser
Project description
Simple parser strings like as grpchost:50051.
Installation
$ pip install hostport
Usage
>>> import hostport >>> hostport.parse('host:30') HostPort(host='host', port=30) >>> hostport.parse('host:30').host 'host' >>> hostport.parse('host:30').port 30 >>> hostport.parse('[fe80::95f3]:50051') HostPort(host='[fe80::95f3]', port=50051) >>> hostport.parse('[fe80::95f3]') HostPort(host='[fe80::95f3]', port=None) >>> hostport.parse('host', default_port=30) HostPort(host='host', port=30) >>> hostport.parse('30', default_host='host') HostPort(host='host', port=30) >>> hostport.parse('host.production:50051', default_host='host', default_port=30) HostPort(host='host.production', port=50051) >>> hostport.parse('host.production') HostPort(host='host.production', port=None) >>> hostport.parse('50051') HostPort(host=None, port=50051)
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