I have a script that parses a URL. If the query contains the user and the password, it will retrieve this.
I would therefore like to keep the PHP query if necessary.
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Web
$url = "http://toto.site:8080/user/password12349876toolong/2716?checkedby:toto.net"
$uri = [System.Uri]$url
$query = $uri.Query
$IPTVhost = $uri.Host
$IPTVport = $uri.Port
$Segments = $uri.Segments.TrimEnd('/')
$proto = $uri.Scheme
$ParsedQueryString = [System.Web.HttpUtility]::ParseQueryString($uri.Query)
if(!$query) {
if ($Segments[1].TrimEnd('/') -eq "live"){
$username = $Segments[2].TrimEnd('/')
$password = $Segments[3].TrimEnd('/')
}
else
{
$username = $Segments[1].TrimEnd('/')
$password = $Segments[2].TrimEnd('/')
}
}
else {
$username = $ParsedQueryString['username']
$password = $ParsedQueryString['password']
}
cls
if (!($url -like '\?checkedby\:'))
{
echo "this is a chekedby url"
$filter = $url.TrimEnd("\?checkedby\:toto.net")
echo "filter : $filter"
}
echo "url: $url"
echo "query: $query"
echo "host: $IPTVhost"
echo "port: $IPTVport"
echo "segment: $Segments"
echo "proto: $proto"
echo "username: $username"
echo "password: $password"
I would like to filter a string of characters when I enter a URL in my script (which is often found in the query but not always).
I know it always starts with "? Checkedby:"
or "& checkedby:"
and is always at the end of the url.
Problematic: the chain is variable, it can be:
http://toto.com:8080/get.php?username=toto&password=toto&checkedby:titi.com
or
http://toto.com/1234/4321/5678?checkedby:anyone.xyz
or
http://toto.com/1234/4321/5678?master.m3u8&checkedby:anyelse.to
or this crap :
http://toto.com:8080/get.php?username=toto&password=toto&type=output.ext?checkedby:titi.com
I have tried several methods with TrimEnd but nothing helps. The only thing that works is an exact expression like:
$filter = $url.TrimEnd("\?checkedby\:toto.net")
but that doesn't work (and that's normal) with a url that ends in:
&checkedby:another.com.
So, question :
How to remove everything that starts with:
&checkedby:
or
?checkedby:
Thank you.
CodePudding user response:
Building on Santiago Squarzon 's helpful comment:
Use a regex-based operation via the -replace
operator:
'http://toto.com:8080/get.php?username=toto&password=toto&checkedby:titi.com',
'http://toto.com/1234/4321/5678?checkedby:anyone.xyz',
'http://toto.com/1234/4321/5678?master.m3u8&checkedby:anyelse.to',
'http://toto.com:8080/get.php?username=toto&password=toto&type=output.ext?checkedby:titi.com' |
ForEach-Object { $_ -replace '[?&]checkedby:. ' }
For an explanation of the regex and the option to experiment with it, see this regex101.com page.