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jizy-url

v2.2.0

Published

A simple JS url maker.

Readme

jizy-url

A simple URL management library for JavaScript applications. I'm not sure it can be useful to anyone else!

Features

  • Set and manage a base path for URLs
  • Build query strings from objects (including array support)

Installation

Copy lib/index.js into your project or import it as needed.

Usage

import jUrl from './lib/index.js';

const urlManager = new jUrl('/api');

// Generate a URL with query parameters (arrays supported)
const url = urlManager.make('user/profile', { id: 42, tags: ['admin', 'editor'] });
// Result: /api/user/profile?id=42&tags[]=admin&tags[]=editor

// Without query parameters
const url2 = urlManager.make('user/profile');
// Result: /api/user/profile

API

new jUrl(basePath)

Create a new instance. basePath is the root for all generated URLs (default: /). A trailing slash is always added.

setBasePath(basePath)

Set or update the base path. Returns the instance for chaining.

make(path, vars)

  • path (string): The endpoint path. Leading and trailing slashes are stripped; non-string values are treated as empty.
  • vars (object | null): Query parameters (arrays supported). Omit or pass null for none.

Returns the constructed URL string.

toQueryString(vars)

Convert an object to a query string (prefixed with ?). Arrays are serialized as repeated keys with [] (brackets left literal, value URL-encoded). Returns '' if the result has no entries.

Tests

npm install
npm test