@url-sanitize/cli

Command-line tool for removing tracking parameters and unwrapping tracking redirects from URLs with the merged multi-source catalog.

The default catalog combines ClearURLs, AdGuard URL Tracking Protection, Brave Debouncer, and Firefox Query Stripping rules.

Install

npm install -g @url-sanitize/cli
# or
npx @url-sanitize/cli "https://example.com/?utm_source=x"

Usage

url-sanitize "https://example.com/?utm_source=x"
# https://example.com/

url-sanitize --json "https://example.com/?utm_source=x"
# {"kind":"cleaned","original":"...","url":"...","strippedParams":["utm_source"],"matchedRules":[...]}

printf '%s\n' "https://example.com/?utm_source=x" | url-sanitize -
# https://example.com/

The npm CLI is pure TypeScript so it installs without native package setup. For the smallest standalone binary, use cargo install url-sanitize or the GitHub Release installer from the root README. For OS-specific native install commands, see the root README.

License

MIT.