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A small utility to parse and build paths. It can be used to partially or fully match paths against a defined pattern.
Partial match allows to determine if a given path starts with the defined pattern. It is used by route-node
var Path = require('path-parser');
// Defining a new path
var p = new Path('/users/profile/:id');
// Matching
p.match('/users/profile/00123') // => {id: "00123"}
// Partial matching: does this path
// starts with that pattern?
p.partialMatch('/users/profile/00123/orders') // => {id: "00123"}
p.partialMatch('/profile/00123/orders') // => null
// Building
p.build({id: '00123'}) // => "users/profile/00123"
Without new
:
var Path = require('path-parser');
var p = Path.createPath('/users/profile/:id');
:param
: for URL parameters;param
: for matrix parameters*splat
: for parameters spanning over multiple segments. Handle with care?param1¶m2
or ?:param1&:param2
: for query parameters. Colons :
are optional.?param1=a¶m1=b
will result in {param1: ['a', 'b']}
For URL parameters and matrix parameters, you can add a constraint in the form of a regular expression. Note that back slashes have to be escaped.
:param<\\d+>
will match numbers only for parameter param
;id<[a-fA-F0-9]{8}
will match 8 characters hexadecimal strings for parameter id
Constraints are also applied when building paths, unless specified otherwise (set option flag ignoreConstraints
to true).
// Path.build(params, opts)
var Path = new Path('/users/profile/:id<\d+>');
path.build({id: 'not-a-number'}); // => Will throw an error
path.build({id: 'not-a-number'}, {ignoreConstraints: true}); // => '/users/profile/not-a-number'
When using .match()
or .partialMatch()
, you can path a second argument. If truthy, it will make trailing slashes optional.
var path = new Path('/my-path');
path.match('/my-path/') // => null
path.match('/my-path/', true) // => {}
FAQs
A small utility to parse, match and generate paths
The npm package path-parser receives a total of 54,668 weekly downloads. As such, path-parser popularity was classified as popular.
We found that path-parser 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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