How to parse an URL in JavaScript
In this post we will give you information about How to parse an URL in JavaScript. Hear we will give you detail about How to parse an URL in JavaScriptAnd how to use it also give you demo for it if it is necessary.
we are going to learn about how to parse a URL and access its properties like hostname, port, pathname, search, etc using JavaScript.
Url()
In JavaScript, we have URL() constructor which accepts the url as a first argument then it returns the object containing a data related to the provided url.
Example:
const google = "https://google.com/?q=ss";const url = new URL(google);console.log(url);// url.hostname = "google.com";// url.pathname = "/"
In the above image, we are seeing the object which is returned by the URL constructor.
Second way
There is also a second way to parse the url by creating an anchor(<a>) element using JavaScript.
const google = "https://google.com/?q=ss";const a = document.createElement('a');a.href= google;Now, we can access the url properties like this.
console.log(a.host); // "google.com"console.log(a.href); // "https://google.com/?q=ss"console.log(a.protocol); // "https:"console.log(a.search); // "?q=ss"
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