url-utm-params

NodeJs utitlity to get UTM params from url and to build a url with UTM params.

UTM parameters as query params in a URL identify the campaign that refers to the traffic to a specific website.

Install

$ npm install --save url-utm-params

API

• #### utm(link, sep)

  • This takes two params a link and sep.
  • The link parameter is complete link with query params. This is a required param.
    • e.g.

      utm('localhost.com/node-url-utm?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social');
      // {
      //   utm_source: 'facebook',
      //   utm_medium: 'social'
      // }

  • The sep is a optional parameter, but it is need to be specified if the url query has a separator other than '&'.
    • e.g.

      utm('localhost.com/node-url-utm?utm_source=facebook,utm_medium=social', ',');
      // {
      //   utm_source: 'facebook',
      //   utm_medium: 'social'
      // }

  • This function always returns an object with or without UTM params.

• #### strict(link, sep)

  • This function is a special case of the function 'utm'. It returns an object of only those utm params which are valid.
  • The valid utm params are 'utm_source', 'utm_medium', 'utm_campaign', 'utm_content', 'utm_term'.

• ##### build(link, utms, isStrict)

  • This function is used to form a url with utm params.
  • It takes three params, link and utms are the required params and isStrict is flag used to build url only with the valid urls.
  • e.g.

    const link = 'localhost.com/url-utm-params';
    const params = {
      utm_source: 'facebook',
      utm_medium: 'social',
      custom_param: 'cutsom'
    };
    const isStrict = true;
     
    build(link, params, isStrict); // 'localhost.com/url-utm-params?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social'

License

MIT