url

Checks that the value is a URL. Only the http and https protocols are allowed, and the protocol is required.

Error codes: WRONG_URL, FORMAT_ERROR

Live example · edit rules or inputOpen in playground

rules

{
    homepage: 'url'
}

{
    homepage: 'url'
}

input

{
    homepage: 'ftp://example.com'
}

{
    homepage: 'ftp://example.com'
}

Invaliderrors

{
  "homepage": "WRONG_URL"
}

Host and port LIVR 2.5

LIVR 2.5

These checks were fixed in LIVR 2.5. Implementations of LIVR 2.0 may accept a dot after the host, longer labels and bigger ports, and reject one-digit ports.

No dot after the host: https://www.google., https://example.com./path and https://example.com.:8080 give WRONG_URL. DNS allows a dot at the end of a name, but in a URL it is almost always a typo, and hostname rejects it too. A dot in the path or the query is fine: https://example.com/file. passes.
A label of the host (the part between dots) has at most 63 characters, the top-level domain too.
A port has 1–5 digits and is at most 65535: https://example.com:8 and https://example.com:65535 pass, https://example.com:65536 gives WRONG_URL.

The rest of the grammar differs between implementations and is decided in LIVR 3.0: Unicode and punycode hosts, IPv6 addresses, user info and hosts without a dot, such as localhost.

url ​

Host and port LIVR 2.5 ​

url

Host and port LIVR 2.5