package url

import "github.com/influxdata/flux/dependencies/url"

Index ¶

• type ErrorValidator
• func (ErrorValidator) Validate(*url.URL) error
• func (ErrorValidator) ValidateIP(net.IP) error
• type PassValidator
• func (PassValidator) Validate(*url.URL) error
• func (PassValidator) ValidateIP(net.IP) error
• type PrivateIPValidator
• func (v PrivateIPValidator) Validate(u *url.URL) error
• func (PrivateIPValidator) ValidateIP(ip net.IP) error
• type Validator

Types ¶

type ErrorValidator ¶

type ErrorValidator struct{}

func (ErrorValidator) Validate ¶

func (ErrorValidator) Validate(*url.URL) error

func (ErrorValidator) ValidateIP ¶

func (ErrorValidator) ValidateIP(net.IP) error

type PassValidator ¶

type PassValidator struct{}

PassValidator passes all URLs

func (PassValidator) Validate ¶

func (PassValidator) Validate(*url.URL) error

func (PassValidator) ValidateIP ¶

func (PassValidator) ValidateIP(net.IP) error

type PrivateIPValidator ¶

type PrivateIPValidator struct{}

PrivateIPValidator validates that a url does not communicate with a private IP range

func (PrivateIPValidator) Validate ¶

func (v PrivateIPValidator) Validate(u *url.URL) error

func (PrivateIPValidator) ValidateIP ¶

func (PrivateIPValidator) ValidateIP(ip net.IP) error

type Validator ¶

type Validator interface {
	Validate(*url.URL) error
	ValidateIP(net.IP) error
}

Validator reports whether a given URL is valid.

XXX: `sql.validateDataSource` bypasses this for BigQuery DSNs since they have no host information in them and therefore can't have their IP validated. If validation is refactored to later consider more than just IPs, give the `sql.validateDataSource` another look.

Source Files ¶

validator.go