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ts-path-params

v1.0.0

Published

Typescript utility library for dynamic path parameter

Downloads

307

Readme

Path Params

Description

This module is utility module to replace path with params and infer the params from the path

Table Of Content

Example

CodeSandbox

Usage

Default

generatePath('/users/:userId', { userId: 1 }); // "/users/1"
type Params = PathVariable<'/users/:userId'> // { userId: string | number }

Customizing

const PathParamsPattern = {
  Default: createParamsPattern(':'),
  NextJSRoute: createParamsPattern('[', ']')
}
const generatePath = createPathGenerator(
  PathParamsPattern.Default,
  PathParamsPattern.NextJSRoute
)

generatePath('/users/:userId', { userId: 1 });
generatePath('/users/[userId]', { userId: 1 });
type Params = PathVariable<'/users/[userId]', typeof PathParamsPattern.NextJSRoute>

API

generatePath(path, params)

generatePath replaces path with params

  generatePath('/user/:userId', { userId: 1 });

createParamsPattern(prefix, postfix?)

return value is ParamPattern and used for createPathGenerator

  • /user/:userId => createParamsPattern(':')
  • /user/[userId] => createParamsPattern('[', ']')

createPathGenerator(...patterns)

createPathGenerator creates the generatePath function.
Created function replaces path by pattern

  const genreatePath = createPathGenerator(
    createParamsPattern(':'),
    createParamsPattern('[', ']')
  )
  genreatePath('/user/:userId', { userId: 1 });
  genreatePath('/user/[userId]', { userId: 1 });

type PathVariable<Path, Pattern?>

PathVariable infers the type from the path.

  type MyParams = PathVariable<'/user/:userId'>; 
  // { userId: string | number }

  const pattern = createParamsPattern('[', ']');
  type MySecondParams = PathVariable<'/user/[userId]', typeof pattern> 
  // { userId: string | number }