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Readme
qstring
The easiest way to build querystrings. I wanted a lightweight, easy to use way to build full urls including the querystring.
The popular query-string only handles the part querystring part, so there is another step of building the final url. The API inspired by JedWatson's Classnames Package.
Install
$ npm install --save @aaronhayes/qstring$ yarn add @aaronhayes/qstringUsage
import qstring, { ArrayFormat } from 'qstring';
const qs = qstring('https://myapi.com', {
foo: 'bar',
foobar: true,
foo3: null,
foo4: undefined
});
console.log(qs);
// https://myapi.com?foo=bar&foobar=true
const qs = qstring(
'https://myapi.com',
{
foo: ['hello', 'world'],
cat: 'dog'
}
);
console.log(qs);
// https://myapi.com?foo=hello&foo=world&cat=dog
const qs = qstring(
'https://myapi.com',
{
foo: ['hello', 'world'],
cat: 'dog'
},
ArrayFormat.comma
);
console.log(qs);
// https://myapi.com?foo=hello,world&cat=dog