url-pathname

returns the url pathname from a url string

install

npm install --save url-pathname

use

this function is only of use in the browser since it uses window.location.

• you can use it with browserify:

var urlPathname = require('url-pathname');

console.log(urlPathname('http://daringfireball.net/projects/downloads/Markdown_1.0.1.zip'));

// prints out -> /projects/downloads/Markdown_1.0.1.zip

• or include the standalone like this:

<!-- place this script inside your html -->
<script src="url-pathname.js"></script>


<!-- and use the global function `urlPathname()` -->

<script>
   var path = urlPathname('myserver.com/hello/world')
   console.log(path) // prints out: '/hello/world', if you run it from your server `myserver.com`

</script>

test

npm test

license

MIT