parse-url-query-params

get window / viewPort width / height

`react-window-dimensions-hook` will helps to get window / viewPort width or window / viewPort height . Install

npm i parse-url-query-params -S

Usage

Example 1

Just import the parseQueryParameters component from parse-url-query-params

  import parseQueryParameters from 'parse-url-query-params';

  const prsedUrl = parseQueryParameters('http://localhost:3000/offers?offerID=1231sfwf21&local=FR');
  console.log(prsedUrl)

OutPut ::

   {
      "offerID":"1231sfwf21",
      "local":"FR"
    }

Example 2

In destrction way... Just import the parseQueryParameters component from parse-url-query-params

  import parseQueryParameters from 'parse-url-query-params';

  const { offerID, local } = parseQueryParameters('http://localhost:3000/offers?offerID=1231sfwf21&local=FR');
                
    console.log('offerID');

    console.log(offerID);

    console.log('local');

    console.log(local);

OutPut ::

   offerID

    "1231sfwf21"

    local

    "FR"

or visit https://dvyogesh.github.io/lerna-starter/?path=/ story/design-system-parsequeryparameters--parse-query-parameters

supports Universal Testing Pattern

LICENSE

MIT