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safe-url-assembler
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Assemble urls from route-like templates (/path/:param), with URI components encoding
Forked from Floby/node-url-assembler, adding URI components encoding
Assemble urls from route-like templates (/path/:param)
Chainable utility to assemble URLs from templates
npm install --save safe-url-assembler
SafeUrlAssembler()
.template('/users/:user')
.param('user', 8)
.param('include', 'address')
.query({
some: 'thing',
other: 1234
})
.toString() // => "/users/8?include=address&some=thing&other=1234
Since you more often than not need a hostname and a protocol to go with this
SafeUrlAssembler('http://my.domain.com:9000')
.template('/groups/:group/users/:user')
.param({
group: 'admin',
user: 'floby'
})
.toString() // => "http://my.domain.9000/groups/admin/users/floby"
You can also incrementally build your URL.
SafeUrlAssembler('https://api.site.com/')
.prefix('/v2')
.segment('/users/:user')
.segment('/projects/:project')
.segment('/summary')
.param({
user: 'floby',
project: 'node-url-assembler'
})
.toString() // => 'https://api.site.com/v2/users/floby/projects/node-url-assembler/summary'
If safe-url-assembler
finds the request
module. Then a .request
property
is available on every instance which can be used to make requests.
var google = SafeUrlAssembler('https://google.com').query('q', 'url assembler');
google.request.get() // => makes a GET request to google
// you can still pass any other option to request
google.request.get({json: true})
Every method (except toString()
) returns a new instance of SafeUrlAssembler
. You can
consider that SafeUrlAssembler
instances are immutable.
Because of this, you can use a single instance as a preconfigured url to reuse throughout your codebase.
var api = SafeUrlAssembler('http://api.site.com');
var userResource = api.segment('/users/:user');
var userV1 = userResource.prefix('/v1');
var userV2 = userResource.prefix('/v2');
var userFeedResource = userV2.segment('/feed');
var authenticated = api.query('auth_token', '123457890');
var adminResource = authenticated.segment('/admin');
In addition, an instance of SafeUrlAssembler
is a valid object to pass
to url.format()
or any function accepting this kind of object as
parameter.
new SafeUrlAssembler([baseUrl])
baseUrl
: will be used for protocol, hostname, port and other base url kind of stuff.new SafeUrlAssembler(urlAssembler)
urlAssembler
: an existing instance of SafeUrlAssembler
SafeUrlAssembler
.template(template)
template
a string with dynamic part noted as :myparam
. For example '/hello/:param/world'
SafeUrlAssembler
with this template configured.prefix(subPath)
subPath
: this string will be added at the beginning of the path part of the URLsubPath
will be added after the previous prefix but before the rest of the pathSafeUrlAssembler
.segment(subPathTemplate)
subPathTemplate
is a string of a segment to add to the path of the URL. It can have a templatized parameter eg. '/user/:user'
SafeUrlAssembler
.param(key, value[, strict])
key
: a string of the dynamic part to replacevalue
: a string to replace the dynamic part withSafeUrlAssembler
with the parameter key
replaced with value
.
If strict
is falsy, the key will be added as query parameter..param(params[, strict])
params
: a hash of key/value to give to the method abovestrict
a flag passed to the method aboveSafeUrlAssembler
with all the parameters from the params
replaced.query(key, value)
key
: the name of the parameter to configurevalue
: the value of the parameter to configureSafeUrlAssembler
with the key=value
pair added as
query parameter with the qs
module..query(params)
.toString()
, .valueOf()
, toJSON()
SafeUrlAssembler
instance. Path parameters not yet replaced will appear as :param_name
.Tests are written with mocha and covered with istanbul
You can run the tests with npm test
.
Anyone is welcome to submit issues and pull requests
Copyright (c) 2016 Florent Jaby / Mickaël Tricot
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Assemble urls from route-like templates (/path/:param), with URI components encoding
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