tiny-qs

A tiny query string serialization/deserialization plugin. It can be used as an AMD/CommonJS module.

Usage

// Parse
qs.parse('foo=Foo&num=42'); // { foo: 'Foo', num: '42' }
qs('foo=Foo&num=42'); // { foo: 'Foo', num: '42' }

// Stringify
qs.stringify({ foo: 'Foo', num: 42 }); // 'foo=Foo&num=42'
qs({ foo: 'Foo', num: 42 }); // 'foo=Foo&num=42'

Installation

NPM

npm install tiny-qs

APIs

qs.parse(string, decode)

Also: qs(string, decode)

Parse the query string string. By default, the decodeURIComponent is used to decode the key/value. If the second parameter decode is false, no decoding method will be applied. Also, you can pass your decoding function as the second parameter, which will be used to decode the key/value string.

qs.stringify(object, encode)

Also: qs(object, encode)

Stringify the object. By default, the encodeURIComponent is used to encode the key/value. If the second parameter encode is false, no encoding method will be applied. Also, you can pass your encoding function as the second parameter, which will be used to encode the key/value.

qs()

Parse the current location query string and return.

License

MIT.