NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

faup is designed to be really fast to do that operation, much faster than a regex, and give you much more features. The problem is harder than what it first appears. If you want to get fields like subdomains from an URL, you will need to extract the TLD properly. And since extracting the TLD properly is impossible with a regex, you will be stuck.

The following options are available:

-a

skip provided argument file open check

-b

Run the webserver in background

-d delim

Use delim as the field delimiter character instead of the comma character.

-f field

Extract only the wanted field which can be one of the following: scheme, credential, subdomain, domain, domain_without_tld, host, tld, port, resource_path, query_string, fragment

-l

Prefix each line with the line number. Works only if the output is CSV.

-m module1 module2 ..

Load the modules in the wanted order. If the list is empty, faup will run without any module.

-o format

Output in the wanted format which can be one of the following: csv, json, module

-p

print the header (applies to CSV only)

-r count

Remove the count number of characters from the end. Useful to remove the dot in DNS urls given.

-t

do not extract TLD > 1 (eg. only get 'uk' instead of 'co.uk')

-u

Update the TLD suffix list

-w ip:port

Start faup in webserver mode

EXIT STATUS

EXAMPLES

Run faup in webserver mode in background:

List all the available modules:

Enable the uppercase lua module:

Output the wanted url in json

ENVIRONMENT

FAUP_DATA_DIR

If the environment variable FAUP_DATA_DIR is set, tell faup where to find its datadir, to get modules or the tld prefix list ('mozilla.tlds')