URI::Find::Rule

The URI::Find::Rule is a powerful tool designed as an easier way to use URI::Find. With this software, users can easily find all the http URIs in some text with just a few simple steps. All it takes is the user implementing the code 'URI::Find::Rule->scheme('http')->in($text)' and the software will follow through.

Additionally, the software can also be used for finding all the URIs referencing a host, where the user can specify the Host Regular Expression (regex) of their choice. In this case, the user would input 'URI::Find::Rule->host(qr/myhost/)->in($text)' and the software will do the rest.

URI::Find::Rule operates on URI objects instead of the stringified versions of the found URIs. This makes it a better option for users than, say, grepping the stringified values from URI::Find::Simple's list_uris method. When users use URI::Find::Rule, they can expect a list containing [$original, $uri] for each URI, or optionally, a list containing a URI object for each URI.

Overall, URI::Find::Rule is a reliable tool that can make searching for URIs much simpler and user-friendly. Its interface is inspired by File::Find::Rule by Richard Clamp, making it an excellent software to use for anyone looking to find URIs in their text with ease.