Server-agnostic named URL builder for node.js
Install the module with: npm install anye
Require module.
var Anye = require( "anye" );
Anye.set( sName, sURL );
sName
is the key to store the URLsURL
is the URL to store. It can have named-parameters beginning by:
, like in/url/:id
.
Note: the set
method returns the stored URL, so you can use it directly in your route definition like in express: app.post( Anye.set( "name", "/url/:id" ), routeHandler );
Anye.store()
Anye.set( "name", "/url/:id" ); // will returns "/url/:id"
Anye.get( sName, oParams, bDecode )
sName
is the key of the URL in the store.oParams
is an hash of parameters for the URL, replacing the:variable
in the stored URL. All the additonal parameters will be added to the query string of the URL. Array & Object are supported.bDecode
is a flag to ensure the returned URL is URL-decoded.false
by default.
Note: if a parameter of the URL is not given, anyè will throws.
Update: since version 0.3.0
, all the returned URLs are URL-encoded by default.
Anye.retrieve(), Anye.build()
Anye.get( "name", { id: 2 } ); // will returns "/url/2"
Anye.get( "name", { id: "bar^" } ); // will returns "/url/bar%5E"
Anye.get( "name", { id: "bar^" }, true ); // will returns "/url/bar^"
Anye.get( "name", { id: 2, foo: "bar", bar: "baz" } ); // will returns "/url/2?foo=bar&bar=baz"
Anye.get( "name", { id: 2, foo: "bar", bar: { baz: "bar", zab: "baz" } } ); // will returns "/url/2?foo=bar&bar%5Bbaz%5D=bar&bar%5Bzab%5D=baz"
Anye.generate( sURL, oParams, bDecode )
sURL
is the URL to use. It can have named-parameters beginning by:
, like in/url/:id
.oParams
is an hash of parameters for the URL, replacing the:variable
in the stored URL. All the additonal parameters will be added to the query string of the URL. Array & Object are supported.bDecode
is a flag to ensure the returned URL is URL-decoded.false
by default.
Note: if a parameter of the URL is not given, anyè will throws.
Anye.generate( "/url/:id", { id: 2 } ); // will returns "/url/2"
Anye.generate( "/url/:id", { id: "bar^" } ); // will returns "/url/bar%5E"
Anye.generate( "/url/:id", { id: "bar^" }, true ); // will returns "/url/bar^"
Anye.generate( "/url/:id", { id: 2, foo: "bar", bar: "baz" } ); // will returns "/url/2?foo=bar&bar=baz"
Anye.generate( "/url/:id", { id: 2, foo: "bar", bar: { baz: "bar", zab: "baz" } } ); // will returns "/url/2?foo=bar&bar%5Bbaz%5D=bar&bar%5Bzab%5D=baz"
Anye.raw( sName )
sName
is the key of the URL in the store.
Note: if a parameter of the URL is not given, anyè will throws.
Update: since version 0.3.0
, all the returned URLs are URL-encoded by default.
Anye.url()
Anye.raw( "name"); // will returns "/url/:id"
Anye.clear()
Anye.get( "name", { id: 2 } ); // will returns "/url/2"
Anye.clear();
Anye.get( "name", { id: 2 } ); // throws Error
Anye.all()
Anye.all(); // will returns { "name": "/url/:id" }
Anye.count()
Anye.count(); // will returns 1
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using Grunt.
- 2019-04-01: version
2.0.0
, Export ascjs
andesm
modules, minimal support in node 10.0 - 2016-01-11: version
1.0.0
, Use ES2015 for source, addcount
method. - 2015-12-06: version
0.6.1
, update minimal runtime version. - 2015-12-06: version
0.6.0
, addall
method. - 2015-09-11: version
0.5.0
, addraw
method. - 2014-10-07: version
0.4.0
, add aliases, addgenerate
method. - 2014-10-06: version
0.3.0
, returned URLs are encoded by default. - 2014-10-06: version
0.2.0
, add query-string population with additional parameters. - 2014-10-05: version
0.1.0
, initial release.
Copyright (c) 2014 leny Licensed under the MIT license.