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uri-query

v0.1.9

Published

Parse and manipulate URI queries according to pre-defined or custom strategies

Downloads

10

Readme

URI Query

Parse and manipulate URI queries according to pre-defined or custom strategies

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The URI specification RFC3986 defines very few rules on how URI queries are to be parsed. It merely states that URI queries are "non-hierarchical data" (in contrast to URI paths) and that "key=value" pairs are "often used". This module supports using pre-defined or defining your own URI query parsing strategies that support your framework of choice, personal preferences, legacy requirements, etc.

Installation

npm add uri-query

This module makes use of ES2015 features, but does not polyfill them. You will need to implement your own if the environment you are deploying to does not support:

Strategies

default

The default strategy supports:

Specification Compliance

From RFC3986: 3.4. Query

From RFC3986: Appendix A. Collected ABNF for URI

From RFC2234: 6.1 Core Rules