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POBuilt-in method for determining if two urls satisfy the same origin policy in ruby
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I wrote a flawed implementation of detecting if two urls are on the same domain. I realize this isn't rocket science, but it seems like there would be a standard lib that has this built-in. My google-fu has failed me. Are there any libraries out there I can require or attribute the cargo-culted code to? SOP says scheme, port are identical AND hosts match, and subdomain(s) is/are a subset of the origin so <pre><code>google.com matches google.com a.google.com matches google.com </code></pre> Turns out <pre><code>a.b.google.com matches [b.google.com, google.com] but not [c.b.google.com, a.google.com] </code></pre> Is only applicable when you can manipulate document.domain which is not the case for me. Direct host matches are required.
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Built-in method for determining if two urls satisfy the same origin policy in ruby
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