urlparser
This is a simple command line tool for extracting pieces (such as the scheme, port, or hostname) of a standard URL.
Usage
$ urlparser hostname http://google.com
google.com
$ urlparser hostname google.com
google.com
$ urlparser port http://google.com
80
$ urlparser port https://google.com
443
$ urlparser port https://example.com:9443
9443
$ urlparser scheme https://google.com
httpsHelp
Usage: urlparser [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Options: --help Show this message and exit. Commands: fragment Get fragment from URL hostname Get hostname from URL netloc Get netloc from URL params Get params from URL password Get password from URL path Get path from URL port Get port from URL query Get query from URL scheme Get scheme from URL username Get username from URL
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