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url-js

v2.1.0

Published

Simple URL parser, similar to DOM URL

Downloads

1,373

Readme

URL.js

Build Status codecov

Parse and format URLs

Install

URL.js uses ESM & UMD.

The simplest way is to include URL.js in your HTML:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/url-js"></script>

or install it with npm:

npm i -S url-js

then import it as ES Module or CommonJS Module:

import URLJS from 'url-js'; // ESM
    // or
const URLJS = require('url-js'); // CommonJS

Usage

// 1. Parse full URL
var url = URLJS("https://www.duzun.me/path/index.php?var1=223#hash") ->
{
    "protocol": "https:",
    "username": "",
    "password": "",
    "host"    : "www.duzun.me",
    "hostname": "www.duzun.me",
    "port"    : "",
    "pathname": "/path/index.php",
    "search"  : "?var1=223",
    "query"   : "var1=223",
    "hash"    : "#hash",
    "path"    : "/path/index.php?var1=223",
    "origin"  : "https://www.duzun.me",
    "domain"  : "duzun.me",
    "href"    : "https://www.duzun.me/path/index.php?var1=223#hash"
}

String(url) -> "https://www.duzun.me/path/index.php?var1=223#hash"


// 2. Compute full URL for a relative URL
String( URLJS("new/?and=var", url) ) -> "https://www.duzun.me/path/new/?and=var"


// 3. Get part of an URL
URLJS.parseUrl("https://duzun.me/path/index.php", "origin") -> "https://duzun.me"
URLJS.parseUrl("https://duzun.me/path/index.php", "pathname") -> "/path/index.php"
URLJS.parseUrl("https://duzun.com/?var1=2&var2=d%27t&var3", "query", true) -> { var1: "2", var2: "d't", var3: "" }


// 4. Validation
URLJS.is_url('https://duzun.me') -> true
URLJS.is_domain('duzun.me')     -> true


// 5. GET < - > Object conversion
URLJS.fromObject({a:1,b:4}, "?")   -> "?&a=1&b=4"
URLJS.toObject('a=1&b=4')          -> { a: 1, b: 4 }

You can also import distinct functions as ESM:

import toObject from 'url-js/url/toObject';
import fromObject from 'url-js/url/fromObject';
import fromLocation from 'url-js/url/fromLocation';
import parseUrl from 'url-js/url/parseUrl'; // not the same as URLJS.parseUrl(), unless invoked as parseUrl.call(URLJS, href)
import { is_url, is_domain } from 'url-js/url/helpers';
import URLJS from 'url-js/url/URL'; // the same as 'url-js'

Changes in v2.0.0

Some properties of URLJS instances are computed from the base properties and can no longer be set to arbitrary values. Setting these properties to any value would set the values for related base properties:

.origin .host .path .href .domain

Incompatible changes in v1.0.0

When included in global scope with a <script> tag, the name is URLJS now instead of URL, to avoid collision with the new URL API. Thus, there is no need in URLJS.noConflict() any more.