Connection string parsing in Rust
$ cargo add connection-stringThe crate is available in npm as @pimeys/connection-string. Usage patters try
to follow the Rust version as close as possible. Please see the Rust
docs for more information.
JDBC:
const j = new JdbcString("jdbc:sqlserver://localhost\\INSTANCE:1433;database=master;user=SA;password={my_password;123}");
console.log(j.server_name()); // "localhost"
console.log(j.port()); // 1433
console.log(j.instance_name()); // "INSTANCE"
console.log(j.get("database")); // "master"
console.log(j.get("password")); // "my_password;123" (see escaping)
console.log(j.keys()); // ["database", "user", "password"]
console.log(j.set("password", "a;;new;;password")); // "my_password;123" (returns the old value, if available)
// "jdbc:sqlserver://localhost\INSTANCE:1433;user=SA;database=master;password=a{;;}new{;;}password"
console.log(j.to_string())ADO.net:
const a = new AdoNetString("server=tcp:localhost,1433;user=SA;password=a{;;}new{;;}password");
console.log(a.get("password")); // a;;new;;password
console.log(a.set("user", "john")); // "SA" (returns the old value, if available)
// "server=tcp:localhost,1433;user=john;password=a{;;}new{;;}password"
console.log(j.to_string())This crate uses #![deny(unsafe_code)] to ensure everything is implemented in
100% Safe Rust.
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