For reasons I need to parse something which looks is formatted as a query string (i.e. key=value&another_key=another_value
), but which is in the fragment of a URL, e.g:
http://example.com/callback#id_token=my_long_jwt&state=some_state
If the #
was a ?
, then it would be easy using <?>
, but I can't figure out how (or if) I can use Url.Parser.Query
when it's in a fragment.
I can get the fragment as a String
:
import Url.Parser as Parser
import Url.Parser exposing ((</>))
type Route = Callback String | NotFound
route : Parser.Parser (Route -> a) a
route = Parser.map Callback (Parser.s "callback" </> fragmentWithDefault )
fragmentWithDefault : Parser.Parser (String -> a) a
fragmentWithDefault = Parser.fragment <| Maybe.withDefault "no_fragment"
toRoute : Url.Url -> Route
toRoute url = Maybe.withDefault NotFound (Url.Parser.parse route url)
But there is no API in Url.Parser.Query
which runs a Url.Parser.Query.Parser
against which I can run the String
in Callback
.
The Url parser just treats Url fragment as a String
but you can replace #
with ?
before parsing:
Maybe.withDefault url <| Url.fromString <| String.replace '#' '?' <| Url.toString url
then you will get your fragment in query part so you can parse it normally.