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Ohai!
Loved the article :)
This is *completely* speculative, so please reject at will, but thought it might be worth demonstrating that
- As well as using `window.location.search` you can generate URL objects from scratch with `new URL("https://...")`: very handy for working with APIs when paired with the `URLSearchParams` API.
Possibly obvious to some, but not to all (especially newcomers)
- `...params.entries()` is another way to iterate the parameters, having the advantage that it combines both key and value in the same iteration (i.e. no need to look up the value using the key)
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This is amazing, thank you! |
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Any time! Learned some interesting things from you, delighted to be able to give a little back :) |
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Ohai!
Loved the article :)
This is completely speculative, so please reject at will, but thought it might be worth demonstrating that
As well as using
window.location.searchyou can generate URL objects from scratch withnew URL("https://..."): very handy for working with APIs when paired with theURLSearchParamsAPI.Possibly obvious to some, but not to all (especially newcomers)
...params.entries()is another way to iterate the parameters, having the advantage that it combines both key and value in the same iteration (i.e. no need to look up the value using the key)