Handy URI Templates

This package contains the core classes for manipulating and processing different types of URI Templates. At present, it is only supports RFC6570 URI Templates.

Since:: 1.0.0
Author:: Ryan J. McDonough

Interface Summary
Interface	Description
VarExploder	A `VarExploder` is invoked when an explode modifier "*" is encountered within a variable name within a URI expression expression and the replacement value is a complex type, such a some type of POJO or other data type.

Class Summary
Class	Description
DefaultVarExploder	The `DefaultVarExploder` is a `VarExploder` implementation that takes in a Java object and extracts the properties for use in a URI Template.
Expression	An Expression represents the text between '{' and '}', including the enclosing braces, as defined in Section 2 of RFC6570.
Expression.Builder	Builder class for creating an `Expression`.
Literal	Represents the non-expression parts of a URI Template
UriTemplate	This is the primary class for creating and manipulating URI templates.
UriTemplateBuilder	A utility class used for programatically generating a `UriTemplate`.
UriTemplateComponent	A Component.
UriUtil	A light-weight utility class for applying encoding to values that are applied to expression values.

Enum Summary
Enum Description

UriTemplate.Encoding

Exception Summary
Exception	Description
MalformedUriTemplateException	Raised when the the template processor encounters an issue parsing the URI template string.
UriTemplateBuilderException	Raised when there is invalid rule in the construction of a URI template, such as applying multiple fragment expressions to a URI template.
VarExploderException	A VarExploderException.
VariableExpansionException	Raised when the the template processor encounters an issue expanding the value into the variable at expansion time.

Annotation Types Summary
Annotation Type	Description
UriTransient	Marks a field or property as transient so that it is not included in the expansion.
VarName	When this annotation is placed on a field or getter method, the annotation value will be used instead of the property name.