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advanced-url-search-params

v1.2.1

Published

Tool for converting search params to objects that can be used in typescript application.

Downloads

68

Readme

AdvancedUrlSearchParams

License: MIT

AdvancedUrlSearchParams is a TypeScript class that facilitates the parsing and extraction of filtering, pagination, and sorting information from URL search parameters.

Table of Contents

Installation

To use AdvancedUrlSearchParams in your project, you can install it via npm:

npm install advanced-url-search-params

Usage

import { AdvancedUrlSearchParams } from "advanced-url-search-params";

const searchParamsString = "page=1&size=10&column=name&direction=asc&filter=name:contains:john";

const urlSearchParams = new AdvancedUrlSearchParams(searchParamsString);

// Accessing parsed values
const pagination = urlSearchParams.pagination;
const sorting = urlSearchParams.sorting;
const filters = urlSearchParams.filters;

Examples

Here are some examples demonstrating how to use AdvancedUrlSearchParams:

Basic Usage

import { AdvancedUrlSearchParams } from "advanced-url-search-params";

const searchParamsString = "page=1&size=10&name:eq=john&sort=startDate";

const urlSearchParams = new AdvancedUrlSearchParams(searchParamsString);

console.log(urlSearchParams.pagination); // { page: 1, size: 10 }
console.log(urlSearchParams.sorting); // [{ column: 'name', direction: 'asc' }]
console.log(urlSearchParams.filters); // [{ column: 'name', value: 'john', rule: 'eq' }]

API

AdvancedUrlSearchParams

Constructor

  • new AdvancedUrlSearchParams(searchParams: string): AdvancedUrlSearchParams

    Creates an instance of AdvancedUrlSearchParams by parsing the provided search parameters.

Properties

  • pagination: Pagination

    Gets the pagination information from the URL search parameters.

  • sorting: Sorting[]

    Gets the sorting information from the URL search parameters.

  • filters: Filter[]

    Gets the filter information from the URL search parameters.

Pagination

  • page?: number

    The current page number.

  • size?: number

    The number of items per page.

Sorting

  • column: string

    The column to sort by.

  • direction: SortingDirection

    The sorting direction (enum).

Filter

  • column: string

    The column to filter by.

  • value: string

    The value to filter.

  • rule: FilterRule

    The filter rule (enum).

Filter rules:

  Equal = "eq",
  NotEqual = "ne",
  GreaterThan = "gt",
  GreaterThanOrEqual = "ge",
  LessThan = "lt",
  LessThanOrEqual = "le",
  Contains = "contains",
  NotContains = "not_contains",
  StartsWith = "starts_with",
  EndsWith = "ends_with",
  In = "in",
  NotIn = "not_in",
  Between = "between",
  NotBetween = "not_between",
  IsNull = "is_null",
  IsNotNull = "is_not_null",
  IsEmpty = "is_empty",
  IsNotEmpty = "is_not_empty",
  IsTrue = "is_true",
  IsFalse = "is_false",
  Has = "has",
  HasEvery = "has_every",
  HasSome = "has_some"

Special thanks to @dszwcz for his support and contribution.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.