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There are at least 2 cases where an asterisk will not be decoded properly. I have discovered the following but there could be more examples:
* hello
var query = '* hello'; var encoded = juri().encodeString(query); // encoded = "*_hello" var decoded = juri().decodeString(encoded); //decoded = "_hello"
name_*
var query = 'name_'; var encoded = juri().encodeString(query); // encoded = "name~S" var decoded = juri().decodeString(encoded); //decoded = "name~undefined"
I believe this is caused by the asterisk being used as part of the dictionary feature. The two cases are not properly handled.
The workaround is to add an asterisk to the dictionary when instantiating juri:
var juri = require('juri')(['*']);
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Issue
There are at least 2 cases where an asterisk will not be decoded properly. I have discovered the following but there could be more examples:
* hello
.name_*
.I believe this is caused by the asterisk being used as part of the dictionary feature. The two cases are not properly handled.
Workaround
The workaround is to add an asterisk to the dictionary when instantiating juri:
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