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@kaliber/safe-url
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Returns a safe url of the given string
Solves potential XSS vulnerabilities when javascript: is used as a protocol.
yarn add @kaliber/safe-url
This function should be used when you want to navigate a user to a other url especially when you take the value form the url. A use case would be to check a returnUrl.
import { safeUrl } from '@kaliber/safe-url'
const { returnUrl } = req.query // useQueryString()
// Allowed protocols
window.location.href = safeUrl(returnUrl) // returnUrl = 'https://kaliber.net'
// This throws a error
window.location.href = safeUrl(returnUrl) // returnUrl = 'javascript:confirm(document.domain)'
import { safeUrl } from '@kaliber/safe-url'
safeUrl('https://npm.com/', { allowedHostsList: ['kaliber.net'] }) // throws a error
safeUrl('https://kaliber.net/', { allowedHostsList: ['kaliber.net'] }) // returns the given url.
This library is intended for internal use, we provide no support, use at your own risk. It does not import React, but expects it to be provided, which @kaliber/build can handle for you.
This library is not transpiled.
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Returns a safe url of the given string
We found that @kaliber/safe-url demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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