How to get "everything after the ://" in iOS `URL`

Question

Say you get a URL from iOS, perhaps

guard let incomingURL = userActivity.webpageURL else { .. }

I want "everything after the ://" as a string.

That is to say, everything except the scheme stuff up to and including the two slashes which follow the scheme.

_{^{Alert. Apparently "http:", not "http://", is the scheme.}}

unfortunately .path will give you something like /blah

I want blah/blob/blab+-&abc=+//cbvc/abc=+-%29k/doa

Other than just a munge,

how do you do this properly, likely using URL or perhaps URLComponents?

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Footnote, per @MatthewKorporaal you can now just

var uc = URLComponents(url: u, resolvingAgainstBaseURL: true)!
uc.scheme = nil
uc.url?.absoluteString) is "//www. etc"

to strip precisely the "http:" part. (The // will remain.)

Answer 1

Get the range of the host and create a substring starting with the host

guard let incomingURL = userActivity.webpageURL,
    let host = incomingURL.host,
    let range = incomingURL.absoluteString.range(of: host) {
    let urlMinusScheme = String(incomingURL.absoluteString[range.lowerBound...]) else { ...
print(urlMinusScheme) 

Or strip the scheme with Regular Expression

guard let incomingURL = userActivity.webpageURL else { ...
let urlMinusScheme = incomingURL.absoluteString.replacingOccurrences(of: "^https?://", with: "", options: .regularExpression)
print(urlMinusScheme)

Edit:

Another way is to strip the scheme from the absolute string

var urlMinusScheme = url.absoluteString
if let scheme = url.scheme {
    let startIndex =  urlMinusScheme.range(of: scheme + "://")!.upperBound
    urlMinusScheme = String(urlMinusScheme[startIndex...])
}