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The parse-path npm package is a utility for parsing URLs and file paths into their constituent parts. It can handle a variety of path formats and provides a structured way to access different components of a path.
Parse URL
This feature allows you to parse a URL into its components such as protocol, host, port, pathname, query, and hash.
const parsePath = require('parse-path');
const parsedUrl = parsePath('https://example.com:8080/path/name?query=string#hash');
console.log(parsedUrl);
Parse File Path
This feature allows you to parse a file path into its components such as root, dir, base, ext, and name.
const parsePath = require('parse-path');
const parsedFilePath = parsePath('/home/user/docs/file.txt');
console.log(parsedFilePath);
Handle Different Path Formats
This feature allows you to handle different path formats, including Windows-style paths, and parse them into their components.
const parsePath = require('parse-path');
const parsedPath = parsePath('C:\Users\user\docs\file.txt');
console.log(parsedPath);
The url-parse package is a robust URL parser that works in both Node.js and the browser. It provides similar functionality to parse-path but is more focused on URLs rather than file paths. It offers additional features like URL normalization and query string parsing.
The path-parse package is a simple utility for parsing file paths into their components. It is similar to parse-path but is more focused on file paths rather than URLs. It provides a straightforward way to access different parts of a file path.
The whatwg-url package is a full implementation of the WHATWG URL Standard. It provides comprehensive URL parsing and manipulation capabilities, making it more feature-rich compared to parse-path. However, it is more complex and may be overkill for simple use cases.
Parse paths (local paths, urls: ssh/git/etc)
# Using npm
npm install --save parse-path
# Using yarn
yarn add parse-path
// Dependencies
const parsePath = require("parse-path")
console.log(parsePath("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(parsePath("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' }
// }
console.log(parsePath("git+ssh://git@host.xz/path/name.git"))
// {
// protocols: [ 'git', 'ssh' ],
// protocol: 'git',
// port: '',
// resource: 'host.xz',
// user: 'git',
// password: '',
// pathname: '/path/name.git',
// hash: '',
// search: '',
// href: 'git+ssh://git@host.xz/path/name.git',
// query: {}
// }
There are few ways to get help:
parsePath(url)
Parses the input url.
url
: The input url.protocols
(Array): An array with the url protocols (usually it has one element).protocol
(String): The first protocol or "file"
.port
(String): The domain port (default: ""
).resource
(String): The url domain/hostname.host
(String): The url domain (including subdomain and port).user
(String): The authentication user (default: ""
).password
(String): The authentication password (default: ""
).pathname
(String): The url pathname.hash
(String): The url hash.search
(String): The url querystring value (excluding ?
).href
(String): The normalized input url.query
(Object): The url querystring, parsed as object.parse_failed
(Boolean): Whether the parsing failed or not.Have an idea? Found a bug? See how to contribute.
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Parse paths (local paths, urls: ssh/git/etc)
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