Parsed URL
What this tool does
This tool breaks down a web address (URL) into its main parts. It takes a full link and separates it into pieces like the protocol, the website name (host), the path to the specific file or page, and any extra settings (query parameters). This is useful when you need to see the structure of a link or extract specific details for reporting or sorting.
Common uses
- Extracting the main website name from a full link for categorization.
- Separating the file path and parameters to analyze link structure.
- Checking which protocol (like 'https') is being used in your data.
Input data
| Parameter | Required | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
url | Yes | https://docs.uproc.io/pdf/resumen_del_servicio_EN.pdf | Enter the full web address you want to break down. For example, 'https://docs.uproc.io/pdf/resumen_del_servicio_EN.pdf'. This field is required. |
Output data
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
base | The main domain name of the website (for example, 'uproc.io'). |
host | The full website address including the port number if specified (for example, 'docs.uproc.io'). |
password | The password part of the authentication details if included in the link. |
path | The specific route to the resource on the server (for example, '/pdf/resumen_del_servicio_EN.pdf'). |
port | The port number used by the connection. If not specified in the link, it defaults to 443 for secure links or 80 for others. |
protocol | The communication protocol used, such as 'http' or 'https'. |
query | The parameters sent with the request, starting with a question mark (for example, '?id=123&lang=en'). |
username | The username part of the authentication details if included in the link. |