Psurl
Psurl is a fictional data-interchange format designed to encode structured data in a compact, URL-safe string. It is intended for embedding small payloads in web resources such as query strings or path segments, where conventional JSON may be too verbose or poorly suited for URL transport. The name Psurl is an acronym in-universe for "Pseudo-URL Structure Language."
The design emphasizes determinism and readability. Psurl encodes objects, arrays, and primitive values using a limited
Syntax basics: key-value pairs are joined by semicolons; objects use braces and arrays use square brackets.
Usage and reception: in the fictional literature, Psurl is presented as an educational example of URL-safe data
See also: JSON, URL encoding, URI query strings, compact data formats.