Parsing a URL in Rust is simple with the url crate. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

1. Adding the url Crate to Your Project

[dependencies]
url = "2.2"

2. Importing the url Crate

extern crate url;
use url::Url;

3. Creating a Url Object

let url = Url::parse("https://example.com/path?name=value#hash").expect("Failed to parse URL");

4. Accessing URL Components

println!("{}", url.scheme());    // Output: https
println!("{}", url.host_str().unwrap()); // Output: example.com
println!("{}", url.path());      // Output: /path
println!("{}", url.query().unwrap());    // Output: name=value
println!("{}", url.fragment().unwrap()); // Output: hash

5. Working with URL Parameters

// Get a hashmap of URL parameters
let params: HashMap<String, String> = url.query_pairs()
    .into_owned()
    .collect();

println!("{:?}", params);  // Output: {"name" => "value"}

6. Modifying and Reconstructing URLs

// Create a new URL with modified components
let new_url = url.join("/newpath").expect("Failed to join URL");

println!("{}", new_url);  // Output: https://example.com/newpath?name=value#hash

With the url crate, parsing a URL in Rust is straightforward, enabling you to access, analyze, and modify URLs with ease.

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