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## Features - Validates URLs against configurable whitelisted domains - Ensures URLs point to accepted image formats (.png, .jpg, .jpeg) - Supports URL parameters after the file extension - Configuration via locale files for easy maintenance - Lightweight implementation with no external dependencies ## Implementation The validator uses a function-based approach rather than complex regex patterns, making it more maintainable and adaptable for different scenarios. The whitelisted domains and accepted file extensions are stored in locale files, allowing for easy updates without code changes. This solution was created after discovering the limitations of Lua's native pattern matching when dealing with complex URL validation requirements.
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The validator uses a function-based approach rather than complex regex patterns, making it more maintainable and adaptable for different scenarios. The whitelisted domains and accepted file extensions are stored in locale files, allowing for easy updates without code changes. This solution was created after discovering the limitations of Lua's native pattern matching when dealing with complex URL validation requirements.