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I was comparing a char* with a struct Parameter* which obviously is not going to work. Instead I'm using a dummy struct for the search key
Forgot to free url_copy and params->parameters pointers.
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So I've been wanting to work on something like this, coincidentally I found this project.
I had my attempt at trying to implement parsing query parameters, a quick breakdown of how it works:
I attached a demo video to see it in action. Side note about Postman, for some reason for the request to go through you have to refresh the page. Not sure why that is, but otherwise it works the same as manually manipulating the URL by hand (as I did the first couple times)
cerveur.parameters.mp4