Utility functions to parser url string query parameters into usable javascript objects.

Usage

There are 5 methods available to use.

compose

compose is the standard compose like the one included in redux and other libs.

compose(
 (x) => x + x,
 (x) => x * x
)(2)

// returns 8 (2*2 = 4+4 =8)

queryExtractor

queryExtractor get's the whole string after the ? in a url.

queryExtractor('locahost:4000/hello?name=michael')
// returns 'name=michael'

queriesExtractor

queriesExtractor is the same as queryExtractor but works for multiple params separated by &. This returns an array of individual query string

queriesExtractor('localhost:4000/hello?name=michael&age=2')
// returns ['name=michael', 'age=2']

queryTransformer

queryTransformer transforms the query param given into a usable javascript object.

queryTransformer('name=michael%20spohn')
// returns {name: 'michael spohn'}

queryParser

queryParser take a query string or array of query strings and transforms them into usable js objects using queryTransformer.

queryParser('name=michael')
// returns {name: 'michael'}
queryParser(['name=michael', 'age=26'])
// returns {name: 'michael', age: '26'}

getQueryParams

getQueryParams is the full function which takes a full url and spits out the query params as a normalized js object.

getQueryParams('localhost:4000/hello?name=michael%20spohn&age=26')

// returns {name: 'michael spohn', age: '26'}