domain-name 0.4.0 · OCaml Package

type 'a t

The type of a domain name, a sequence of labels separated by dots. Each label may contain any bytes. The length of each label may not exceed 63 characters. The total length of a domain name is limited to 253 (its byte representation is 255), but other protocols (such as SMTP) may apply even smaller limits. A domain name label is case preserving, comparison is done in a case insensitive manner. Every t is a fully qualified domain name, its last label is the root label. The specification of domain names originates from RFC 1035.

The invariants on the length of domain names are preserved throughout the module - no t will exist which violates these.

Phantom types are used for further name restrictions, host checks for host names (`host t): only letters, digits, and hyphen allowed, hyphen not first character of a label, the last label must contain at least on letter. service checks for a service name (`service t): its first label is a service name: 1-15 characters, no double-hyphen, hyphen not first or last charactes, only letters, digits and hyphen allowed, and the second label is a protocol (_tcp or _udp or _sctp).

When a t is constructed (either from a string, etc.), it is a `raw t. Subsequent modifications, such as adding or removing labels, appending, of any kind of name also result in a `raw t, which needs to be checked for `host t (using host) or `service t (using service) if desired.

Constructing a t (via of_string, of_string_exn, of_strings etc.) does not require a trailing dot.

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Constructor

val root : [ `raw ] t

root is the root domain ("."), the empty label.

String representation

val of_string : string -> ([ `raw ] t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result

of_string name is either t, the domain name, or an error if the provided name is not a valid domain name. A trailing dot is not requred.

val of_string_exn : string -> [ `raw ] t

of_string_exn name is t, the domain name. A trailing dot is not required.

raises Invalid_argument
if name is not a valid domain name.

val to_string : ?trailing:bool -> 'a t -> string

to_string ~trailing t is String.concat ~sep:"." (to_strings t), a human-readable representation of t. If trailing is provided and true (defaults to false), the resulting string will contain a trailing dot.

Predicates and basic operations

val canonical : 'a t -> 'a t

canonical t is t', the canonical domain name, as specified in RFC 4034 (and 2535): all characters are lowercase.

val host : 'a t -> ([ `host ] t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result

host t is a `host t if t is a hostname: the contents of the domain name is limited: each label may start with a digit or letter, followed by digits, letters, or hyphens.

val host_exn : 'a t -> [ `host ] t

host_exn t is a `host t if t is a hostname: the contents of the domain name is limited: each label may start with a digit or letter, followed by digits, letters, or hyphens.

raises Invalid_argument
if t is not a hostname.

val service : 'a t -> ([ `service ] t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result

service t is `service t if t contains a service name, the following conditions have to be met: The first label is a service name (or port number); an underscore preceding 1-15 characters from the set - a-z A-Z 0-9. The service name may not contain a hyphen (-) following another hyphen; no hyphen at the beginning or end.

The second label is the protocol, one of _tcp, _udp, or _sctp. The remaining labels must form a valid hostname.

This function can be used to validate RR's of the types SRV (RFC 2782) and TLSA (RFC 7671).

val service_exn : 'a t -> [ `service ] t

service_exn t is `service t if t is a service name (see service).

raises Invalid_argument
if t is not a service names.

val raw : 'a t -> [ `raw ] t

raw t is the `raw t.

val count_labels : 'a t -> int

count_labels name returns the amount of labels in name.

val is_subdomain : subdomain:'a t -> domain:'b t -> bool

is_subdomain ~subdomain ~domain is true if subdomain contains any labels prepended to domain: foo.bar.com is a subdomain of bar.com and of com, sub ~subdomain:x ~domain:root is true for all x.

val get_label : 
  ?rev:bool ->
  'a t ->
  int ->
  (string, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result

get_label ~rev name idx retrieves the label at index idx from name. If idx is out of bounds, an Error is returned. If rev is provided and true (defaults to false), idx is from the end instead of the beginning.

val get_label_exn : ?rev:bool -> 'a t -> int -> string

get_label_exn ~rev name idx is the label at index idx in name.

raises Invalid_argument
if idx is out of bounds in name.

val find_label : ?rev:bool -> 'a t -> (string -> bool) -> int option

find_label ~rev name p returns the first position where p lbl is true in name, if it exists, otherwise None. If rev is provided and true (defaults to false), the name is traversed from the end instead of the beginning.

val find_label_exn : ?rev:bool -> 'a t -> (string -> bool) -> int

find_label_exn ~rev name p, see find_label.

raises Invalid_argument
if p does not return true in name.

val prepend_label : 
  'a t ->
  string ->
  ([ `raw ] t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result

Label addition and removal

prepend_label name pre is either t, the new domain name, or an error.

val prepend_label_exn : 'a t -> string -> [ `raw ] t

prepend_label_exn name pre is t, the new domain name.

raises Invalid_argument
if pre is not a valid domain name.

val drop_label : 
  ?rev:bool ->
  ?amount:int ->
  'a t ->
  ([ `raw ] t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result

drop_label ~rev ~amount t is either t, a domain name with amount (defaults to 1) labels dropped from the beginning - if rev is provided and true (defaults to false) labels are dropped from the end. drop_label (of_string_exn "foo.com") = Ok (of_string_exn "com"), drop_label ~rev:true (of_string_exn "foo.com") = Ok (of_string_exn "foo").

val drop_label_exn : ?rev:bool -> ?amount:int -> 'a t -> [ `raw ] t

drop_label_exn ~rev ~amount t, see drop_label. Instead of a result, the value is returned directly.

raises Invalid_argument
if there are not sufficient labels.

val append : 'a t -> 'b t -> ([ `raw ] t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result

append pre post is pre ^ "." ^ post.

val append_exn : 'a t -> 'b t -> [ `raw ] t

append_exn pre post is pre ^ "." ^ post.

raises Invalid_argument
if the result would violate length restrictions.

Comparison

val equal : ?case_sensitive:bool -> 'a t -> 'b t -> bool

equal ~case_sensitive t t' is true if all labels of t and t' are equal. If case_sensitive is provided and true, the cases of the labels are respected (defaults to false).

val compare : 'a t -> 'b t -> int

compare t t' compares the domain names t and t' using a case insensitive string comparison. This conforms to the canonical DNS name order, as described in RFC 4034, Section 6.1.

val equal_label : ?case_sensitive:bool -> string -> string -> bool

equal_label ~case_sensitive a b is true if a and b are equal ignoring casing. If case_sensitive is provided and true (defaults to false), the casing is respected.

val compare_label : string -> string -> int

compare_label t t' compares the labels t and t' using a case insensitive string comparison.

Collections

module Host_map : sig ... end

The module of a host name map

module Host_set : Stdlib.Set.S with type elt = [ `host ] t

The module of a host name set

module Service_map : sig ... end

The module of a service name map

module Service_set : Stdlib.Set.S with type elt = [ `service ] t

The module of a service name set

module Map : sig ... end

The module of a domain name map

module Set : Stdlib.Set.S with type elt = [ `raw ] t

The module of a domain name set

String list representation

val of_strings : string list -> ([ `raw ] t, [> `Msg of string ]) Stdlib.result

of_strings labels is either t, a domain name, or an error if the provided labels violate domain name constraints. A trailing empty label is not required.

val of_strings_exn : string list -> [ `raw ] t

of_strings_exn labels is t, a domain name. A trailing empty label is not required.

raises Invalid_argument
if labels are not a valid domain name.

val to_strings : ?trailing:bool -> 'a t -> string list

to_strings ~trailing t is the list of labels of t. If trailing is provided and true (defaults to false), the resulting list will contain a trailing empty label.

Pretty printer

val pp : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> 'a t -> unit

pp ppf t pretty prints the domain name t on ppf.

package domain-name