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@667/socialitejs

Social network URL parsing for aristocrats

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Socialite

License: ISC

Socialite is a quick and easy way to parse a url: string to determine:

  • What social network it belongs to.
  • What the user handle is.
  • What the social prefix is (if relevant).
  • What each url segment is, broken up into groups.

The minimum criteria for parsing a url is:

  • domain: https://www.{{domain}}.com/path
  • tldomain: https://www.domain{{.com}}/path

Installation

Simply install via the command-line or include in your package.json, just like any other dependency.

# Alternatively install with `yarn` or `pnpm`
npm install socialitejs

How to use

By default, Socialite includes only a small collection of the most common social networks. The exact networks included can be found in the defaultSocialiteNetworks array. A typical use case looks like:

import {Socialite} from 'socialitejs';

const socialiteInstance = new Socialite();
const mySocialUrl = 'https://www.twitter.com/@SomeFakeUserHandle';
const parsedSocialUrl = socialiteInstance.parseProfile(mySocialUrl);

console.log(parsedSocialUrl);

The above will log the following SocialiteProfile (object) to the console:

{
  id: 'twitter',
  prefix: '@',
  user: 'SomeFakeUserHandle',
  originalUrl: 'https://www.twitter.com/@SomeFakeUserHandle',
  preferredUrl: 'https://twitter.com/@SomeFakeUserHandle',
  appUrl: 'https://mobile.twitter.com/@SomeFakeUserHandle',
  urlGroups: {
    scheme: 'https://',
    subdomain: 'www.',
    domain: 'twitter',
    tldomain: '.com',
    path: '/@SomeFakeUserHandle',
    // Other url parts are omitted if `undefined`
  },
}

For a more robust collection of social networks, you can import the socialiteNetworks object and use it (at least) one of two ways:

import {Socialite, socialiteNetworks, type SocialiteId} from 'socialitejs';

// Adding all social networks in bulk:
const allNetworksInstance = new Socialite(Object.values(socialiteNetworks));

// Logs to the console all social networks included in the code base.
console.log(allNetworksInstance.getAllNetworks());

// Initializing `Socialite` without any networks (pass empty `array`):
const selectiveNetworksInstance = new Socialite([]);
const excludedNetworks: SocialiteId[] = ['discord', 'facebook', 'reddit'];

Object.keys(socialiteNetworks).forEach((network) => {
  if (!excludedNetworks.includes(network.id)) {
    selectiveNetworksInstance.addNetwork(network);
  }
});

// Logs to the console all social networks not found in `excludedNetworks`.
console.log(selectiveNetworksInstance.getAllNetworks());

Features

...this section is incomplete... check back later for API documentation.

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social

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Package last updated on 11 Apr 2024

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