In Ktor there are those three String extension functions.
Semantically it is almost clear what they do (not completely clear).
In practical terms, I'm not sure what they do.
If I want to encode a part of a url path (like/<<this>>/here) what should I use?
If I want to encode a string that may contain / chars that I dont want escaped (ie hello/beautiful/world)?
If I want to encode a string that contains both / and spaces or http special chars like: this/is seriously/weird?
If I want to encode a string that goes into a query param?
If I want to encode a string that is both the key and the value of a query param?
If I want to encode a part of a url path (like/<<this>>/here) what should I use?
"<<this>>".encodeURLPathPart()
If I want to encode a string that may contain / chars that I dont want escaped (ie hello/beautiful/world)?
"hello/beautiful/world".encodeURLPath()
If I want to encode a string that contains both / and spaces or http special chars like: this/is seriously/weird?
// It depends on how do you want to encode it
"this/is seriously/weird".encodeURLParameter(spaceToPlus = true)
"this/is seriously/weird".encodeURLParameter()
"this/is seriously/weird".encodeURLPathPart()
If I want to encode a string that goes into a query param?
If I want to encode a string that is both the key and the value of a query param?
"param key/value".encodeURLQueryComponent(encodeFull = true)