Module source/url

Type declaration

• expression: () => RegExp

  • • (): RegExp

    • Returns RegExp for testing URLs

      Returns RegExp

• getDomain: (str: string) => string[]

  • • (str: string): string[]

    • Takes url string, tries to return just the domain

      Basic usage example:

      const url = require('stringman').url; // or `import {url} from 'stringman'`;
      const domain = url.getDomain('https://www.google.com/test');
      console.log(domain); // '[google.com]'
      

      Parameters

      • str: string

      Returns string[]

• isValid: (str: string) => boolean

  • • (str: string): boolean

    • Takes a string and returns whether string is a valid URL as a boolean

      Basic usage example:

      const url = require('stringman').url; // or `import {url} from 'stringman'`;
      const valid = url.isValid('https://joeyg.me');
      const invalid = url.isValid('https/joeyg.me');
      console.log(valid); // true
      console.log(invalid); // false
      

      Parameters

      • str: string

      Returns boolean

• remove: (str: string) => string

  • • (str: string): string

    • Takes string, removes any URLs, trims, and returns string

      Basic usage example:

      const url = require('stringman').url; // or `import {url} from 'stringman'`;
      const removed = url.remove('the url to my portfolio is https://joeyg.me');
      console.log(removed); // 'the url to my portfolio is'
      

      Parameters

      • str: string

      Returns string

• retrieve: (str: string) => string[]

  • • (str: string): string[]

    • Takes string and returns any matches for a valid URL from the string

      Basic usage example:

      const url = require('stringman').url; // or `import {url} from 'stringman'`;
      const justUrl = url.retrieve('the url to my portfolio is https://joeyg.me');
      console.log(justUrl); // 'https://joeyg.me'
      

      Parameters

      • str: string

      Returns string[]

• swap: (str: string, other: string) => string

  • • (str: string, other: string): string

    • takes a string with a url and a second string, swaps any urls in the first string with the second string, and returns the result

      Basic usage example:

      const url = require('stringman').url; // or `import {url} from 'stringman'`;
      const swapped = url.swap('this is a test for https://test.com', 'http://www.fakesite.org');
      console.log(swapped); // 'this is a test for http://www.fakesite.org'
      

      Parameters

      • str: string

      • other: string

      Returns string