pyurlc
Ultra-fast URL encoding/decoding in C with SIMD optimizations (30-35x faster than urllib.parse)
Features
- 30-35x faster than Python's
urllib.parse - SIMD optimized (ARM NEON / x86 SSE)
- Fully compatible with
urllib.parseAPI - Memory efficient with proper allocation
- Full Unicode support
- Error handling with strict/replace/ignore modes
Installation
pip install pyurlc
Usage
import pyurlc
# Basic encoding/decoding
encoded = pyurlc.encode("Hello World!")
decoded = pyurlc.decode(encoded)
# Quote/Unquote (compatible with urllib.parse)
quoted = pyurlc.quote("test@example.com")
unquoted = pyurlc.unquote(quoted)
# Quote/Unquote with plus signs
quoted_plus = pyurlc.quote_plus("Hello World")
unquoted_plus = pyurlc.unquote_plus(quoted_plus)
# Check if string is encoded
is_encoded = pyurlc.is_encoded("Hello%20World") # True
# Get performance info
info = pyurlc.performance_info()
Performance
String Size pyurlc urllib.parse Speedup 100 chars 0.003s 0.111s 33.7x 1,000 chars 0.028s 0.986s 34.6x 10,000 chars 0.354s 11.049s 31.2x 50,000 chars 1.973s 59.572s 30.2x
Average speedup: 32.4x
License
Apache License 2.0
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