class URI::Generic

def add_require_path_from_load_entry(load_path_entry)
  path = to_standardized_path
  return unless path
  self.require_path = path.delete_prefix("#{load_path_entry}/").delete_suffix(".rb")
end

def from_path(path:, fragment: nil, scheme: "file", load_path_entry: nil)
  # This unsafe regex is the same one used in the URI::RFC2396_REGEXP class with the exception of the fact that we
  # do not include colon as a safe character. VS Code URIs always escape colons and we need to ensure we do the
  # same to avoid inconsistencies in our URIs, which are used to identify resources
  unsafe_regex = %r{[^\-_.!~*'()a-zA-Z\d;/?@&=+$,\[\]]}
  # On Windows, if the path begins with the disk name, we need to add a leading slash to make it a valid URI
  escaped_path = if /^[A-Z]:/i.match?(path)
    PARSER.escape("/#{path}", unsafe_regex)
  elsif path.start_with?("//?/")
    # Some paths on Windows start with "//?/". This is a special prefix that allows for long file paths
    PARSER.escape(path.delete_prefix("//?"), unsafe_regex)
  else
    PARSER.escape(path, unsafe_regex)
  end
  uri = build(scheme: scheme, path: escaped_path, fragment: fragment)
  if load_path_entry
    uri.require_path = path.delete_prefix("#{load_path_entry}/").delete_suffix(".rb")
  end
  uri
end

def to_standardized_path
  parsed_path = path
  return unless parsed_path
  unescaped_path = PARSER.unescape(parsed_path)
  # On Windows, when we're getting the file system path back from the URI, we need to remove the leading forward
  # slash
  if %r{^/[A-Z]:}i.match?(unescaped_path)
    unescaped_path.delete_prefix("/")
  else
    unescaped_path
  end
end