Instructions for using the url.parse method in node.js

Method description:

Converts a URL string into an object and returns it.

Grammar:

url.parse(urlStr, [parseQueryString], [slashesDenoteHost])

Receiving parameters:

UrlStr                                                                            The url string

ParseQueryString                                    Is true, the query module is used to analyze the query string, which defaults to false

SlashesDenoteHost                             

The default is false, and the string in the form of //foo/bar will be interpreted as {pathname: '//foo/bar'}

If set to true, the string in the form of //foo/bar will be interpreted as & PI; {host: 'foo', pathname:' /bar'}

Example:

var url = require('url');

var a = url.parse('http://example.com:8080/one?a=index&t=article&m=default');

console.log(a);

 

//Output: 

{ 

    protocol : 'http' ,

    auth : null ,

    host : 'example.com:8080' ,

    port : '8080' ,

    hostname : 'example.com' ,

    hash : null ,

    search : '?a=index&t=article&m=default',

    query : 'a=index&t=article&m=default',

    pathname : '/one',

    path : '/one?a=index&t=article&m=default',

    href : 'http://example.com:8080/one?a=index&t=article&m=default'

}