Decode percent-encoded strings.

Pass a list of percent-encoded strings to the executable as arguments and it will print the decoded versions, separated by newlines.

urldecode

urldecode is a tiny command-line tool to decode percent-encoded strings, i.e. those including strings like %2F replacing /.

To use it, just pass any number of space-separated strings to the program and it will print the decoded versions to standard out, separating them with newlines.

$ urldecode "%2F%2E" "%2E%2F"
/.
./