url

url parser.

Installation

$ component install component/url

Example

varurl=require('url');url.parse('http://example.com:3000/store/shoes?sort=desc');

yields:

{
hash: ""
host: "example.com:3000"
port: 3000,hostname: "example.com"
href: "http://example.com:3000/store/shoes?sort=desc"
pathname: "/store/shoes"
protocol: "http:"
query: "sort=desc"
search: "?sort=desc"}

API

url.parse(string)

Parse the given url string.

url.isAbsolute(string)

Check if the given url string is absolute (has a scheme specified).

url.isRelative(string)

Check if the given url string is relative.

url.isCrossDomain(string)

Check if the given url string is cross-domain.

Note

This url "parser" uses an <a> tag, this means that when a relative url is given, such as "/foo", it becomes relative to the current domain / path, because the browser resolves it as it normally would.

License

MIT