Easy-url

lightweight library for manipulation querystring

Installation

npm install easy-url

Usage

import Url form 'easy-url'
window.url = New Url()

API

push method

Updates querystring in your url

url.push('search', 'foo')
console.log(location.href) => http://your-site.com?search=foo

url.push({search: 'foo', page: 5})
console.log(location.href) => http://your-site.com/home?search=foo&page=5

clear method

Removes params from your url

console.log(location.href) => http://site.com/home?foo=1&bar=2&maz=3

url.clear('maz')
console.log(location.href) => http://site.com/home?foo=1&bar=2

url.clear()
console.log(location.href) => http://site.com/home

obj property

Contains all data from querystring

console.log(location.href) => http://site.com/home?foo=1&bar=2&maz=3

console.log(url.obj) => {foo: '1', bar: '2', maz: '3'}

search property

Contains querystring

console.log(location.href) => http://site.com/home?foo=1&bar=2&maz=3

console.log(url.search) => '?foo=1&bar=2&maz=3'

on method

register listener on url change
returns unsubscribe function

let off = url.on(function() {console.log('querystring was updated')})

url.push('key', 'value') => your will see 'querystring was updated' in the console

off method

removes listener

function callback() {/.../}

url.on(callback)
url.off(callback)

once method

register listener that will fire only once