I occasionally find myself making multiple URL.add method calls in a loop to add a list of values to the same query parameter name. If I'm not alone, perhaps it would be nice to add support for passing a list of values to URL.add?
For example:
>>> # This currently returns a list of values.
>>> values = URL.from_text('?foo=1&foo=2').get('foo')
>>> values
['1', '2']
>>> # This is currently a TypeError
>>> URL.add('foo', values)
URL.from_text('?foo=1&foo=2')
While looping over a single list and making multiple add calls isn't much effort, when working with a dictionary of parameters that I'd like to build a URL out of, and the dictionary may or may not have a list of values for some of the keys, I find the code needed to check each dictionary value and loop over the lists a bit messy.
Edit: I'm willing to put work into a PR for the feature, if the feature is considered a good addition.
I occasionally find myself making multiple
URL.addmethod calls in a loop to add a list of values to the same query parameter name. If I'm not alone, perhaps it would be nice to add support for passing a list of values toURL.add?For example:
While looping over a single list and making multiple
addcalls isn't much effort, when working with a dictionary of parameters that I'd like to build a URL out of, and the dictionary may or may not have a list of values for some of the keys, I find the code needed to check each dictionary value and loop over the lists a bit messy.Edit: I'm willing to put work into a PR for the feature, if the feature is considered a good addition.