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Build and parse URLs. Useful for HTTP and "routing" in single-page apps (SPAs)

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I have originally reported elm/browser#20 but as far as I can tell reason is not in Browser.application but rather in the fact that following code explicitly deals with just http...

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I tried to use URLs with IPv6 host for a Browser.application and the navigation didn't work. The log message in the console directed me to this page: https://github.com/elm/core/blob/1.0.0/hints/1.md . When...

We're running an Elm app as an embedded element, so we don't actually control the url where the elm app runs. We are interested in variables stored in query parameters...

It's often useful to have an optional path at the end. This can be currently done with two parsers.

In [the documentation for `Url.Parser.parse`](https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm/url/latest/Url-Parser#parse), the code uses `` without importing it at the top of the example. This caused a little confusion when I was talking with someone about...

Having an operation like this is useful for cases where you need to forward/process arbitrary requests for a certain path prefix. While there, make a tiny cleanup to the parser...

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Hi! I was trying to understand how the `Url.Parser` code worked in advance of potentially making some other contributions. I was trying to set the `visited` field in a `State`...

## Problem Some issues on this repo are saying that more decoding should happen on path segments by default: - https://github.com/elm/url/issues/16 - https://github.com/elm/url/issues/20 - https://github.com/elm/url/issues/25 - https://github.com/elm/url/issues/41 Issue #20 also...

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There were a couple of problems in `examples/Example.elm` that I wanted to help out with: 1. Not well commented, these kind of example programs are extremely helpful for learning the...

## Context What I mean by a "dirty" path is simply a path that has trailing and leading slashes, without accounting for what other URL parts are following or leading....