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reworked a way of request url parts parsing #111

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18 changes: 15 additions & 3 deletions fiftyone.pipeline.core/evidence.js
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Expand Up @@ -148,11 +148,23 @@ class Evidence {

evidence.add('server.host-ip', request.connection.localAddress.toString());

// Get querystring data
// Parsing URL using new URL constructor

const protocol = request.protocol || 'http';
const hostname = request.hostname || 'localhost'; // Use a default hostname if not available
const port = request.socket.localPort || ''; // Port may not be available in some cases
const searchParams = request.query || ''; // Assuming query parameters are in req.query
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Is request an IncomingMessage type? If so it will have the .url property that can then be parsed... and then searchParams can be taken from url.URL(request.url).searchParams according to the docs.. so the previous implementation seems to have been correct...


let fullURL = `${protocol}://${hostname}${port ? `:${port}` : ''}${request.url}`;

const params = new url.URL(request.url);
if (searchParams) {
fullURL += `?${searchParams}`;
}

// Get querystring data

const query = params.searchParams;
const URL = new url.URL(fullURL);
const query = URL.searchParams;
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can we have some tests directly in this package that would check that the evidence is correctly parsed from query params?


Object.keys(query).forEach(function (key) {
const value = query[key];
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