url-operator

The library constrains URLs by types of the function parameters:

• A URL parameter only accepts an absolute URL.
• A string parameter accepts either an absolute URL or a relative URL.

Install

npm install --save url-operator
# or
yarn add url-operator

API

setProtocol

function setProtocol(url: URL, protocol: string): URL

setUsername

function setUsername(url: URL, username: string): URL

setPassword

function setPassword(url: URL, password: string): URL

setHost

function setHost(url: URL, host: string): URL

setPort

function setPort(url: URL, port: number): URL

setPathname

function setPathname(url: URL, pathname: string): URL

appendPathname

function appendPathname(url: URL, pathname: string): URL

setSearch

function setSearch(url: URL, search: string): URL

setSearchParam

function setSearchParam(url: URL, name: string, value: string | number): URL

setSearchParams

function setSearchParams(url: URL, searchParams: Record<string, string | number>): URL

appendSearchParam

function appendSearchParam(url: URL, name: string, value: string | number): URL

setHash

function setHash(url: URL, hash: string): URL

encode

function encode(url: string): string

decode

function decode(url: string): string