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A $.param()
reverse function without dependencies. Supports array-parameters and object-parameters with infinite nesting.
An extracted and refactored deparam method from Ben Alman's jQuery BBQ
##tests
it('should deparam obj', function () {
var target= {a:"1", b:"qwerty"}
var target2= deparam(decodeURIComponent($.param(target)))
expect(target2).eql(target)
})
it('should deparam obj with array property', function () {
var target= {a:["x", "y"]}
var target2= deparam(decodeURIComponent($.param(target)))
expect(target2).eql(target)
})
it('should deparam obj with obj property', function () {
var target= {a:{b1:"x", b2:"y"}}
var target2= deparam(decodeURIComponent($.param(target)))
expect(target2).eql(target)
})
it('should deparam obj with obj with obj and arr property', function () {
var target= {o1:{o2:{s:"x", a:["a1", "a2"]}}}
var target2= deparam(decodeURIComponent($.param(target)))
expect(target2).eql(target)
})
##installation
npm i deparam
##usage
var deparam = require("deparam")
var query= "a=1&b=qwerty"
var params= deparam(query) //params == {a:"1", b:"qwerty"}
FAQs
$.param() reverse function
The npm package deparam receives a total of 26,529 weekly downloads. As such, deparam popularity was classified as popular.
We found that deparam demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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