Experimental Python wrapper for Simple-RFC1738-Encoder written in JavasScript.
More info about Simple-RFC1738-Encoder: https://github.com/RDCH106/Simple-RFC1738-Encoder
What can I do with pySRE?
The same as original library of Simple-RFC1738-Encoder
Installation
You can install or upgrade pySRE with:
$ pip install pySRE --upgrade
Or you can install from source with:
$ git clone https://github.com/RDCH106/pySRE.git --recursive
$ cd pySRE
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Quick example
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from pySRE import pySRE
# Choose your Engine using:
# pySRE.SUPPORTED_ENGINES
#
# Example:
# pySRE.PySRC(pySRE.SUPPORTED_ENGINES.Node)
pySRE = pySRE.PySRC() # automatically picks the best runtime
print("\nCurrrent engine: %s\n" % pySRE.execjs_engine)
my_url = "http://mascandobits.es?fullname=Rubén de Celis Hernández"
print("Original URL: %s" % my_url)
my_url = pySRE.convert_to_url(my_url)
print("RFC1738 URL: %s" % my_url)
my_url = pySRE.convert_to_string(my_url)
print("Decoded RFC1738 URL: %s" % my_url)
my_url = pySRE.convert_to_url_with_utf8(my_url)
print("RFC1738 URL with UTF8: %s" % my_url)
my_url = pySRE.convert_to_string_with_utf8(my_url)
print("Decoded RFC1738 URL with UTF8: %s" % my_url)
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