url-transformers
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A small helper library for manipulating URL strings in Node and in the browser. `url-transformers` provides several functions for common URL transformations, such as adding a search/query string to a URL or appending to the URL pathname.
url-transformersA small helper library for manipulating URL strings in Node and in the browser. url-transformers provides several functions for common URL transformations, such as adding a search/query string to a URL or appending to the URL pathname.
Currently url-transformers provides the following helpers:
addQueryToUrlreplacePathInUrlreplacePathnameInUrlappendPathnameToUrlreplaceHashInUrlThere are many more possibilities, so we would love for you to help us grow this collection!
Currently we don't have documentation, however the code is strongly typed using TypeScript, and it should be easy to scan the function signatures. See the tests for example usage.
yarn add url-transformers
npm install url-transformers
yarn
npm run test
npm run prepublishOnly && npm version patch && npm publish && git push && git push --tags
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A small helper library for manipulating URL strings in Node and in the browser. `url-transformers` provides several functions for common URL transformations, such as adding a search/query string to a URL or appending to the URL pathname.
The npm package url-transformers receives a total of 208 weekly downloads. As such, url-transformers popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that url-transformers 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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