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This adds a Generator for RFC 3986 compliant URLs, and two generators for RFC 1035 compliant domain names. Closes #17 Signed-off-by: Walter Scheper <walter.scheper@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Walter Scheper <walter.scheper@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Walter Scheper <walter.scheper@gmail.com>
Need to strip the leading and trailing newlines so we don't get empty strings in our top-level domain list.
This removes the configurable domain generation in favor of one that generates domains within the full rnage allowed by the specification.
To make the generated URL conform to how `url.Parse` works, Path and Fragment are set to the unescaped form. RawPath and RawFragment are left unset, and we simply rely on the URL struct to handle the escaping as needed.
These generators return `net.IP`, and are also used in generating URLs.
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Rebased version of #18