Parse

Created by Dariusz Szczendzina, Modified on Wed, 12 Jul, 2023 at 11:09 AM by Dariusz Szczendzina

Parse allows you to analyse and resolve data into its component parts.

Email

Input one or more email addresses to parse the mail box, local part, domain and top-level domain from them. E.g.

Email	Mailbox	Local Part	Domain	TLD
test@example.com	test@example.com	test	example.com	com

Parse the country code, extension, national number and number type from a phone number via inputting a phone number and a country identifier. E.g.

Input

Output

Country Code	National Number	Number Type
44	7511111111	MOBILE
44	2392111111	FIXED_LINE
44	3448002400	UAN

Parse the host, scheme, host name type, port, path and query from one or more URL's. E.g.

URL Address	Host	Scheme	Host Name Type	Path and Query	Port
https://www.microsoft.com/home	www.microsoft.com	https	Dns	/home	443
http://www.google.com/example?value=1	www.google.com	http	Dns	/example?value=1	80

The DQ.PARSE_PHONE_NUMBER function parses phone number details.

Parameters:

phoneNumber (string), phone number to be parsed

country (string), country identifier, preferred format is ISO2, otherwise the service will attempt to derive country from the input

spillDown (boolean), if true results will spill down instead of right

returns (string[][]), returns spill of country code, extension, national number, number type

The DQ.PARSE_EMAIL function parses email details.

Parameters:

email (string), email to be parsed

spillDown (boolean), if true results will spill down instead of right

returns (string[][]), returns spill of mailbox, local part, domain, tld

The DQ.PARSE_URL function parses URL details.

Parameters:

url (string), URL to be parsed

spillDown (boolean), if true results will spill down instead of right

returns (string[][]), returns spill of host, scheme, host name type, path and query, port