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add ToQuery and FromQuery
The ToQuery() function is a powerful utility in Go that facilitates the effortless conversion of a map into a well-formed query string. This functionality becomes particularly valuable when you need to create query strings for web requests or other scenarios where structured key-value pairs are essential.
The ToQuery() function streamlines the process of transforming a map into a query string by intelligently handling the concatenation of key-value pairs. Let's delve into how this function simplifies the generation of query strings with a concrete example.
Consider the following scenario where you have a map representing user information:
map[email:[email protected] token:jkbcqp1wu2b user:joan]
The desired output is a well-formatted query string:
user=joan&[email protected]&token=jkbcqp1wu2b
Complementing the ToQuery() function, the FromQuery() function seamlessly reverses the process. It transforms a well-formed query string back into a map, providing a versatile bidirectional solution for scenarios requiring both query string creation and parsing.
user=joan&[email protected]&token=jkbcqp1wu2b
ere, the FromQuery() function adeptly parses the query string, reconstructing the original map:
map[email:[email protected] token:jkbcqp1wu2b user:joan]
