Install

npm install parse-url

yarn add parse-url

parse-url

An advanced url parser supporting git urls too.

For low-level path parsing, check out parse-path. This very module is designed to parse urls. By default the urls are normalized.

:cloud: Installation

 # Using npm
npm install --save parse-url

# Using yarn
yarn add parse-url

:clipboard: Example

 // Dependencies
import parseUrl from "parse-url";

console.log(parseUrl("http://ionicabizau.net/blog"))
// {
//   protocols: [ 'http' ],
//   protocol: 'http',
//   port: '',
//   resource: 'ionicabizau.net',
//   user: '',
//   password: '',
//   pathname: '/blog',
//   hash: '',
//   search: '',
//   href: 'http://ionicabizau.net/blog',
//   query: {}
// }

console.log(parseUrl("http://domain.com/path/name?foo=bar&bar=42#some-hash"))
// {
//   protocols: [ 'http' ],
//   protocol: 'http',
//   port: '',
//   resource: 'domain.com',
//   user: '',
//   password: '',
//   pathname: '/path/name',
//   hash: 'some-hash',
//   search: 'foo=bar&bar=42',
//   href: 'http://domain.com/path/name?foo=bar&bar=42#some-hash',
//   query: { foo: 'bar', bar: '42' }
// }

// If you want to parse fancy Git urls, turn off the automatic url normalization
console.log(parseUrl("git+ssh://[email protected]/path/name.git", false))
// {
//   protocols: [ 'git', 'ssh' ],
//   protocol: 'git',
//   port: '',
//   resource: 'host.xz',
//   user: 'git',
//   password: '',
//   pathname: '/path/name.git',
//   hash: '',
//   search: '',
//   href: 'git+ssh://[email protected]/path/name.git',
//   query: {}
// }

console.log(parseUrl("[email protected]:IonicaBizau/git-stats.git", false))
// {
//   protocols: [ 'ssh' ],
//   protocol: 'ssh',
//   port: '',
//   resource: 'github.com',
//   user: 'git',
//   password: '',
//   pathname: '/IonicaBizau/git-stats.git',
//   hash: '',
//   search: '',
//   href: '[email protected]:IonicaBizau/git-stats.git',
//   query: {}
// }

:question: Get Help

There are few ways to get help:

Please post questions on Stack Overflow. You can open issues with questions, as long you add a link to your Stack Overflow question.
For bug reports and feature requests, open issues. :bug:
For direct and quick help, you can use Codementor. :rocket:

:memo: Documentation

`interopDefaultLegacy()`

#PURE

`parseUrl(url, normalize)`

Parses the input url.

Note: This throws if invalid urls are provided.

Params

String url: The input url.
Boolean|Object normalize: Whether to normalize the url or not. Default is false. If true, the url will
be normalized. If an object, it will be the
options object sent to normalize-url.
```
                  For SSH urls, normalize won't work.
```

Return

Object An object containing the following fields:
- protocols (Array): An array with the url protocols (usually it has one element).
- protocol (String): The first protocol, "ssh" (if the url is a ssh url) or "file".
- port (null|Number): The domain port.
- resource (String): The url domain (including subdomains).
- host (String): The fully qualified domain name of a network host, or its IP address.
- user (String): The authentication user (usually for ssh urls).
- pathname (String): The url pathname.
- hash (String): The url hash.
- search (String): The url querystring value.
- href (String): The input url.
- query (Object): The url querystring, parsed as object.
- parse_failed (Boolean): Whether the parsing failed or not.

GIT_RE

([a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_-]{0,31}) Try to match the user
([\w.-@]+) Match the host/resource
(([~,.\w,-,_,/,\s]|%[0-9A-Fa-f]{2})+?(?:.git|/)?) Match the path, allowing spaces/white

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