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urlite

v3.1.0

Published

A very small, fast, dependency free url parser and formatter for nodejs and the web

Downloads

985

Readme

urlite

A very small, fast, dependency free url parser and formatter for nodejs and the web

  • fast
  • few lines of code
  • 100% test coverage

why is it so small and fast?

It extracts all url fragments in a single step using one massive regex

usage

npm install --save urlite

var url = require('urlite')

url.parse('http://user:[email protected]:3000/path?query=string#fragment')

{
  auth: 'user:pass',
  hash: '#fragment',
  hostname: 'blah.com',
  href: 'http://user:[email protected]:3000/path?query=string#fragment',
  path: '/path?query=string',
  pathname: '/path',
  port: '3000',
  protocol: 'http:',
  search: '?query=string'
}

var href = window.location.href
url.format(url.parse(href)) === href

Urlite extra

An extended version of urlite is available at urlite/extra. This includes helpful features such as querystring, hash and auth parsing:

// version of urlite with additional extras like querystring and auth parsing
var url = require('urlite/extra')
var parsed = url.parse('http://user:[email protected]:3000/path?a=b#c=d')
parsed.search // -> { a: "b" }
parsed.search.a = 'c'
parsed.hash // -> { c: "d" }
parsed.hash.c = 'e'
parsed.auth // -> { user: 'user', password: 'password' }
url.format(parsed) // -> 'http://user:[email protected]:3000/path?a=c#c=e'

comparison

File size:

NAME                    SIZE        SIZE (minified)
urlite                  3.02 kB     0.957 kB
urlparser               5.82 kB     1.57 kB
url-parse               12 kB       2.89 kB
url                     46.5 kB     11.8 kB
min-url                 25.6 kB     12.6 kB
fast-url-parser         55.2 kB     15 kB
url-parse-as-address    78.7 kB     22.7 kB
Performance:

require("urlite").parse             2,210,417 ops/sec ±0.90% (95 runs sampled)
require("fast-url-parser").parse    2,047,302 ops/sec ±0.89% (95 runs sampled)
require("urlparser").parse          631,561 ops/secs ±0.87% (92 runs sampled)
require("min-url").parse            343,680 ops/sec ±1.16% (93 runs sampled)
require("url-parse")                334,385 ops/sec ±1.03% (97 runs sampled)
require("url").parse                140,836 ops/sec ±1.26% (94 runs sampled)
require("url-parse-as-address")     135,691 ops/sec ±0.94% (95 runs sampled)

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