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get-query-strings

v1.4.0

Published

Gets url query string parameters

Downloads

15

Readme

Get URL query string parameters

Returns all the query string params in a object or gets a single param by name

Usage

e.g http://my-awsome.website/welcome?name=luke&job=dev

import { allQueryStrings, queryString } from 'get-query-strings'
const params = allQueryStrings()

const params2 = allQueryStrings('?a=1&b=2')

const name = queryString('name'),

const name2 = queryString('name', '?name=luke'),
Output : 

console.log(params)

{
  name: luke, 
  job: dev
}

console.log(params2)

{
  a: 1,
  b: 2
}

console.log(name)

luke

console.log(name2)

luke

Please note : decodeURIComponent is used on both the KEY and the VALUE Also will add a ? to the string if missing and passed in manually

Authors

License

Public