mod-url

npm i mod-url

const mod = require('mod-url');
 
console.log(mod.parse('github.com').done());
// https://github.com/
 
console.log(mod.parse('http://google.com')
  .protocol('https')
  .subdomain('www')
  .domainext('in')
  .path('search?q=query')
  .fragment('foo')
  .done());
// https://www.google.in/search?q=query#foo

API

.parse(url) -> parse url.

example of accepted url types : github, github.com, www.github.com, http://www.github.com, https://github.com, github.com/path

const gh = mod.parse('github');

.done() -> get modified string.

console.log(gh.done());
// https://github.com/

.protocol(string) -> modify protocol scheme.

let url = mod.parse('github');
url = url.protocol('http');
 
// or
// url = mod.parse('github').protocol('http').done();
 
console.log(url.done());
// http://github.com/

.subdomain(string) -> modify subdomain.

const url = mod.parse('github').subdomain('www').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://www.github.com/

const url = mod.parse('www.github.com').subdomain('x.y').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://x.y.github.com/

To remove subdomain. Do not pass null argument. Instead pass empty string

const url = mod.parse('www.github.com').subdomain('').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://github.com/

.domain(string) -> modify domain.

const url = mod.parse('yahoo.com/search?q=query').domain('google').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://google.com/search?q=query

const url = mod.parse('google.com').domain('www.google.in').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://www.google.in/

const url = mod.parse('google').domain('google.in').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://google.in/

You cannot remove domain. ie .domain('') wont work

.domainext(string) -> modify domain extension

const url = mod.parse('google.com/search?q=query').domainext('uk').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://google.uk/search?q=query

.port(string | number) -> modify port

const url = mod.parse('google.com').port(80).done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://google:80.com/

.path(string) -> modify full path

const url = mod.parse('google.com/path/to?q=q1').path('onlypath').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://google.com/onlypath

const url = mod.parse('github.com/daunting/long/path/not/required/to/you').path('').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://github.com/

.onlypath(string) -> modify path (excluding query & fragment)

const url = mod.parse('google.com/version1?q=query').onlypath('version2').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://google.com/version2?q=query

.query(string) -> modify query

const url = mod.parse('google.com/search?q=query').query('foo=bar&baz=foo').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://google.com/seach?foo=bar&baz=foo

.fragment(string) -> modify fragment

const url = mod.parse('google.com/hi').fragment('#hello').done();
 
console.log(url);
// https://google.com/hi#hello

chain modify functions as you want

const url = mod.parse('something').path('/random?query=unknown').protocol('http').subdomain('www').domainext('foo').port('90').domain('something-else').done();
 
console.log(url);
// http://www.something-else:90.foo/random?query=unknown

Do not forget to add .done() at last

DO NOT - (mod-url is mutable)

const url1 = mod.parse('google');
 
const url2 = mod.parse('github');
 
console.log(url1.done());
// https://github.com
 
console.log(url2.done());
// https://github.com

// solution for above behavior
const url1 = mod.parse('google').done();
const url2 = mod.parse('github').done();
 
console.log(url1);
console.log(url2);