Shouldn't parse the question mark

[afshin-hoseini]

Also as documented, the question mark at the start of string shouldn't be considered as a part of first parameter's name.

This snippet:

queryString.parse('?code=123')

results {'?code':'123'}

Here is also a screen shot from the console:

[sindresorhus]

query-string/test/parse.js

Line 5 in 2099277

t.deepEqual(queryString.parse('?foo=bar'), {foo: 'bar'});

You're probably using querystring instead of query-string.

[afshin-hoseini]

@sindresorhus

🤦🏻‍♂️ I am resigning today 🥲

[cmaster11]

@sindresorhus

🤦🏻‍♂️ I am resigning today 🥲

I feel you

[BugKiller-tech]

I met the same issue today. I just imported 'querystring' instead of 'query-string'

[iKrushYou]

Ran into this issue today, thankfully I'm not the first :)

[debaraj-barua]

So I am not the only smrt one

I basically copied the package from the very place I was instructed not to.

[ackmanx]

The frustrating part about this for me was that I actually installed query-string but apparently have querystring installed from another dependency so when Intellij auto-imported the latter I didn't notice 😮‍💨