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Parse and stringify URL query strings
Use url query parameter like regular refs in Vue, in a typesafe way.
A React hook to safely and easily read from URL search params.
A hook to synchronize React state with URL search params.
Convenient state management of query parameters in Next.js apps.
manage query parameters with react-hooks
Adds URL parameter support for Cypress
Parse HTTP Query String to JSON Object, and Build HTTP Query String from JSON Object.
- browser
- http-query-string
- http_build_query
- http_parse_query
- querystring
- query
- string
- qs
- param
- parameter
- url
- parse
- stringify
- encode
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Rack style query string parser for Node.js.
Convert query string parameters into mongo query filter and options.
Angular directive for syncing form's data with URL query
- Angular
- FormGroup
- query params
- URL syncing
- form to URL
- angular router
- routing
- angular routing
- angular query
- form group
- save to url
- get from url
- state to url
- url state
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A small library that builds a URL given its components
Cleans/removes tracking or garbage parameters from URLs
Cleans/removes tracking or garbage parameters from URLs
Generate a URL for opening a new GitHub release with prefilled tag, body, and other fields
Provides useful JSON tools.
- json
- json function
- url
- parameter
- format
- extend
- json flat
- json filter
- json initialize
- json reverse
- json groupBy
- json sort
A zero dependency tool for convert url params to an object, or convert an object to url params
- browser
- qs
- query
- query-string
- querystring
- stringify
- parse
- parameter
- url
- url-parse
- url-search
- location
- searchparams
- search-params
A custom utility for converting URL path patterns to regular expressions, supporting dynamic segments, wildcards, and special character escaping.
React hook for handling parameters in URL fragment
This will act as our filtering engine. We will pass in filters, Then call apply(). An xhr request will be sent in the form of URL parameters, the response will be accessed via the on('success', (response) => {}) method.