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<?php namespace Twilio\Jwt\Client; /** * Scope URI implementation * * Simple way to represent configurable privileges in an OAuth * friendly way. For our case, they look like this: * * scope:<service>:<privilege>?<params> * * For example: * scope:client:incoming?name=jonas */ class ScopeURI { public $service; public $privilege; public $params; public function __construct(string $service, string $privilege, array $params = []) { $this->service = $service; $this->privilege = $privilege; $this->params = $params; } public function toString(): string { $uri = "scope:{$this->service}:{$this->privilege}"; if (\count($this->params)) { $uri .= '?' . \http_build_query($this->params, '', '&'); } return $uri; } /** * Parse a scope URI into a ScopeURI object * * @param string $uri The scope URI * @return ScopeURI The parsed scope uri * @throws \UnexpectedValueException */ public static function parse(string $uri): ScopeURI { if (\strpos($uri, 'scope:') !== 0) { throw new \UnexpectedValueException( 'Not a scope URI according to scheme'); } $parts = \explode('?', $uri, 1); $params = null; if (\count($parts) > 1) { \parse_str($parts[1], $params); } $parts = \explode(':', $parts[0], 2); if (\count($parts) !== 3) { throw new \UnexpectedValueException( 'Not enough parts for scope URI'); } [$scheme, $service, $privilege] = $parts; return new ScopeURI($service, $privilege, $params); } }