If I have a URL (ex: "ssh://hello@xyz.com:553/random_uri", "https://test.blah.blah:993/random_uri2"), I want to set/update the username in the url. I know there is urllib.parse.urlparse (https://docs.python.org/3/library/urllib.parse.html) that would break them down but I am having trouble creating a new url (or updating) the parsed result with the username I intend to use.
Is there any python library that can help set/update username? Preferably using the parsed result of an urlparse.
Found a way to do this: https://sdqali.in/blog/2017/09/25/python-url-manipulation-revisited/ Can create a 'furl' object, set username, and get updated url string.
Let me to show a script without 3rd package.
from urllib.parse import urlparse
old_url = "https://user:password@search-books-edupractice.es.amazonaws.com"
user="user-01"
password="my-secure-password"
_url = urlparse(old_url)
domain = _url.netloc.split("@")[-1]
new_url = "{}://{}:{}@{}".format(_url.scheme, user,password, domain)
Run the script, the variable new_url contains your url with new user and password.