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@coderevivehq/resolve-url

v0.2.2

Published

Like Node.js’ `path.resolve`/`url.resolve` for the browser.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

Overview

resolve-url resolves one or more URL references in a browser document, using the browser's own URL-resolution behavior. It is useful for browser-focused code that needs the final absolute URL after following relative, root-relative, protocol-relative, or absolute references in sequence.

Maintained by CodeRevive

This maintained continuation is published by CodeRevive. Security patches are our highest priority. We also review bug reports, feature requests, and suggestions from the community.

The project is based on the original resolve-url repository by Simon Lydell and its contributors.

Quick links

Installation & setup

npm install @coderevivehq/resolve-url

The package is a browser utility. It supports CommonJS, AMD, and a browser-global resolveUrl export.

Documentation

Detailed documentation is maintained with the source code in the docs/ directory. Start with the documentation overview, then use the Usage guide and API reference.

Usage

var resolveUrl = require("@coderevivehq/resolve-url")

resolveUrl(
  "https://example.com/static/scripts/app.js",
  "../source-maps/app.js.map"
)
// "https://example.com/static/source-maps/app.js.map"

For browser-global and AMD loading, URL sequencing, and edge cases, see the documentation overview.

Contributing

Bug reports, focused improvements, and documentation updates are welcome through GitHub issues and pull requests. Please run npm test before submitting a change.

Security & support

Report security concerns privately through the repository's Security page. For usage questions and ordinary bugs, open a GitHub issue with a minimal reproduction when possible.

Credits & license

This project is a maintained continuation of lydell/resolve-url. Original code and CodeRevive-authored changes are licensed under the MIT License. Original copyright notices are retained in LICENSE.