README.md
URL Toolkit
Lightweight library to build an absolute URL from a base URL and a relative URL, written from the spec (RFC 1808). Initially part of HLS.JS.
Methods
buildAbsoluteURL(baseURL, relativeURL, opts={})
Build an absolute URL from a relative and base one.
URLToolkit.buildAbsoluteURL('http://a.com/b/cd', 'e/f/../g'); // => http://a.com/b/e/g
If you want to ensure that the URL is treated as a relative one you should prefix it with ./.
URLToolkit.buildAbsoluteURL('http://a.com/b/cd', 'a:b'); // => a:b
URLToolkit.buildAbsoluteURL('http://a.com/b/cd', './a:b'); // => http://a.com/b/a:b
By default the paths will not be normalized unless necessary, according to the spec. However you can ensure paths are always normalized by setting the opts.alwaysNormalize option to true.
URLToolkit.buildAbsoluteURL('http://a.com/b/cd', '/e/f/../g'); // => http://a.com/e/f/../g
URLToolkit.buildAbsoluteURL('http://a.com/b/cd', '/e/f/../g', { alwaysNormalize: true }); // => http://a.com/e/g
normalizePath(url)
Normalizes a path.
URLToolkit.normalizePath('a/b/../c'); // => a/c
parseURL(url)
Parse a URL into its separate components.
URLToolkit.parseURL('http://a/b/c/d;p?q#f'); // =>
/* {
scheme: 'http:',
netLoc: '//a',
path: '/b/c/d',
params: ';p',
query: '?q',
fragment: '#f'
} */
buildURLFromParts(parts)
Puts all the parts from parseURL() back together into a string.
Example
var URLToolkit = require('url-toolkit');
var url = URLToolkit.buildAbsoluteURL('https://a.com/b/cd/e.m3u8?test=1#something', '../z.ts?abc=1#test');
console.log(url); // 'https://a.com/b/z.ts?abc=1#test'
Browser
This can also be used in the browser thanks to jsDelivr:
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/url-toolkit@2"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
var url = URLToolkit.buildAbsoluteURL('https://a.com/b/cd/e.m3u8?test=1#something', '../z.ts?abc=1#test');
console.log(url); // 'https://a.com/b/z.ts?abc=1#test'
</script>
</head>