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Repository files navigationQuery String Parser =================== We parse a lot of queries at PostRank Inc. The time taken to parse those queries starts to add up. Eventually we got to the point where we decided to create a simple C based parser. Hence, QueryStringParser. A more detailed explanation of the origins can be found at: http://everburning.com/news/introducing-querystringparser Usage is pretty simple, you can either call the function against the QueryStringParser module, or include the module into your code. There is only one method, qs_parse. require 'query_string_parser' QueryStringParser.qs_parse("my=query&string=parser") => {"my"=>"query", "string"=>"parser"} include QueryStringParser qs_parse("does[]=array&does[]=data&does[3]=values&does=more") => {"does"=>["array", "data", "values", "more"]} Questions, comments, drop me a line. dj2 at everburning dot com AboutA simple query string parser ResourcesReleasesPackagesUsed byContributorsLanguages | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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