URL named params parser

If you work in web development you have probably found yourself in a situation where you need to extract named params from a URL.

Url-params-parse will give you several useful methods that will help you manage named and query params.

import { UrlParser } from 'url-params-parser'

// UrlParser(url, placeholder)

const urlParser = UrlParser(
  "https://address.com/employees/show/1234/developer/reports/asc",
  "/employees/show/:id/:title/reports/:order"
)

urlParser.namedParams
// returns { id: "1234", title: "developer", order: "asc" }
)

These are some other useful methods:

namedParams

Returns an object with all the named params and their values

urlParser.namedParams
// returns { id: "1234", title: "developer", order: "asc" }

namedParamsKeys

Returns an array with all the named param keys

urlParser.namedParamsKeys
// returns ["id", "title", "order"]

namedParamsValues

Returns an array with all the named param values

urlParser.namedParamsValues
// returns ["1234", "developer", "asc"]

queryParams

Returns an object with all query params and their values

urlParser.queryParams
// returns { climate: "change", "sea-level": "rising" }

queryParamsKeys

Returns an array with all the query param values

urlParser.queryParamsKeys
// returns [ climate, "sea-level" ]

queryParamsValues

Returns an array with all the query param values

urlParser.queryParamsValues
// returns [ "change", "rising" ]

pathNames

Returns an array with all the elements of a pathname

urlParser.pathNames
// returns [ "employees", "show", "1234", "developer", "reports", "asc" ]

url-params-parser is available under the MIT license.