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url-parser-utils

v1.0.1

Published

Javascript URL parser for all project)

Downloads

13

Readme

Url Parser Utils V1.0.0

URL parser for javascript. With this package, you will be able to get all the information about the URL in the browser. This information is presented to you in a disaggregated form. You will not need to put forth any extra effort. 💪💪

The returned url instance contains the following properties:
  • getProtocol: The protocol scheme of the URL (e.g. http || https).
  • getAuth: Authentication information portion (e.g. {username: string, password: string}).
  • getUsername: Username of basic authentication.
  • getPassword: Password of basic authentication.
  • getHost: Host name with port number. The hostname might be invalid.(e.g. localhost:8080)
  • getHostname: Host name without port number. This might be an invalid hostname. (e.g localhost)
  • getPort: Optional port number. (e.g 3000)
  • getPathname: URL path. (e.g /products)
  • getParams: URL params. (e.g. ["/param1", "/param2"] || ["/"] => default)
  • getQueries: Parsed object containing query string, unless parsing is set to false. (e.g {page: 1, limit: 10, q: "search value"})
  • getHashes: The "fragment" portion of the URL including the pound-sign (e.g.["hash1"]).
  • getHref: The full URL. (e.g. http://localhost:8080/ankara?query1=1&test=2#test)
  • getSubdomain: Get subdomain. (e.g. beta)
Usage (CSR or SSR project)
import UrlParser from  "url-parser-js";

const urlParser = new UrlParser();
    console.group({
      getProtocol: urlParser.getProtocol(),
      getHost: urlParser.getHost(),
      getHostname: urlParser.getHostname(),
      getPort: urlParser.getPort(),
      getPathname: urlParser.getPathname(),
      getQueries: urlParser.getQueries(),
      getHashes: urlParser.getHashes(),
      getSubdomain: urlParser.getSubdomain(),
      getHref: urlParser.getHref(),
      getPassword: urlParser.getPassword(),
      getUsername: urlParser.getUsername(),
      getAuth: urlParser.getAuth(),
      getParams: urlParser.getParams(),
    });
  },
Example code structure

with defensive code

public getQueries(): string[] {
    const isHaveQuery = this.url.search;
    let queries: string[] = [];
    if (isHaveQuery) {
      queries = this.url.search.split("?")[1]?.split("&");
    }
    return queries;
  }

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