Function urldecode

lib/core/common.py:2945–2979

URL decodes given value >>> urldecode('AND%201%3E%282%2B3%29%23', convall=True) == 'AND 1>(2+3)#' True >>> urldecode('AND%201%3E%282%2B3%29%23', convall=False) == 'AND 1>(2%2B3)#' True >>> urldecode(b'AND%201%3E%282%2B3%29%23', convall=False) == 'AND 1>(2%2B3)#' True

(value, encoding=None, unsafe="%%?&=;+%s" % CUSTOM_INJECTION_MARK_CHAR, convall=False, spaceplus=True)

    return retVal

def urldecode(value, encoding=None, unsafe="%%?&=;+%s" % CUSTOM_INJECTION_MARK_CHAR, convall=False, spaceplus=True):
    """
    URL decodes given value

    >>> urldecode('AND%201%3E%282%2B3%29%23', convall=True) == 'AND 1>(2+3)#'
    True
    >>> urldecode('AND%201%3E%282%2B3%29%23', convall=False) == 'AND 1>(2%2B3)#'
    True
    >>> urldecode(b'AND%201%3E%282%2B3%29%23', convall=False) == 'AND 1>(2%2B3)#'
    True
    """

    result = value

    if value:
        value = getUnicode(value)

        if convall:
            result = _urllib.parse.unquote_plus(value) if spaceplus else _urllib.parse.unquote(value)
        else:
            result = value
            charset = set(string.printable) - set(unsafe)

            def _(match):
                char = decodeHex(match.group(1), binary=False)
                return char if char in charset else match.group(0)

            if spaceplus:
                result = result.replace('+', ' ')  # plus sign has a special meaning in URL encoded data (hence the usage of _urllib.parse.unquote_plus in convall case)

            result = re.sub(r"%([0-9a-fA-F]{2})", _, result or "")

        result = getUnicode(result, encoding or UNICODE_ENCODING)

    return result

def urlencode(value, safe="%&=-_", convall=False, limit=False, spaceplus=False):
    """