js-lib-url

The methods for works with an URL.

Install

Using Bower:

bower install js-lib-url

Using NPM:

npm install js-lib-url

Usage

Include the script on your a document:

<script type="text/javascript" src="/PATH_TO_BOWER/js-lib-url/dist/url.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
var UrlUtils = new Url;
</script>

API

Descriptions the api methods of the library.

Url.join(uri1, uri2, uri3[, uri4][, etc...])

Join several parts of URI.

var UrlUtils = new Url;
UrlUtils.join('foo=1&bar=3', 'foo2=5&bar2=8'); // "foo=1&bar=3&foo2=5&bar2=8"
UrlUtils.join('http://domain.name', 'foo2=5&bar2=8'); // "http://domain.name?foo2=5&bar2=8"
UrlUtils.join('/foo/bar', 'foo2=5&bar2=8'); // "/foo/bar?foo2=5&bar2=8"

Url.encodeQuery(object)

Encode an object to an query string.

var UrlUtils = new Url;
UrlUtils.encodeQuery({var: "test", len: 1, ids: [2, 6, 8]}); // "var=test&len=1&ids[]=2&ids[]=6&ids[]=8"

Url.parseQuery(query)

The URL parser that returns an object. This function is meant to be used with a query URL.

var UrlUtils = new Url;
UrlUtils.parseQuery('foo=2&bar=8&k[]=3&k[]=4#to-top'); // "{foo: 2, bar: 8, k: [3, 4]}"

License

js-lib-url is released under the BSD 3-Clause License.