URI.readble throws an exeption

[ilkkao]

var a = new URI("http://varuste.net/Adventure+Partners+K%F6ysitoiminnan+perustaitoja+geok%E4tk%F6ilij%F6ille?_tu=59486")
a.readable()

Throws an exception: Uncaught URIError: URI malformed. The problem is at least %F6, it's supposed to encode finnish letter ö.

Browser is Google Chrome 38 beta on Mac. There wasn't mention in the docs that readble can throw so I decided to open an issue.

[rodneyrehm]

yes, because you have a malformed URI:

decodeURIComponent("Adventure+Partners+K%F6ysitoiminnan+perustaitoja+geok%E4tk%F6ilij%F6ille");

It is .decodePathSegment() that is calling decodeURIComponent without handling a possible exception like it's done in .decodeQuery().

[ilkkao]

My example is actually inside var URI.withinString('xyz', function(uli) {}) callback. Now I checked the documentation again and I see that there's ``var uri = new URI(url);` but the readble() needs to be called on url not uri.

I'll fix my code.

[ilkkao]

Actually there's an error in the docs

var result = URI.withinString(source, function(url) {
  var uri = new URI(url);
  uri.normalize();
  return "<a href="" + escapeHtml(uri) + "">" 
    + escapeHtml(url.readable()) + "</a>";
});

Url is a string and doesn't have readable(). Seems that the only way to handle any user generated input is to catch the exception in the callback.

[rodneyrehm]

both problems are fixed in master and will be released with the next version.

[ilkkao]

Thanks. Appreciated!