Small utility for serialising JS objects to query strings for use in URLs

Matt Coles ca6bf88db6 Fix travis badge лет назад: 9
lib dcfdc13300 Removing warnings when running the test and fix a bug when warnings are disabled and non-objects are passed as arguments лет назад: 9
spec dcfdc13300 Removing warnings when running the test and fix a bug when warnings are disabled and non-objects are passed as arguments лет назад: 9
src dcfdc13300 Removing warnings when running the test and fix a bug when warnings are disabled and non-objects are passed as arguments лет назад: 9
.babelrc 3dda3d2e7b Add functionality лет назад: 9
.gitignore d0278ebf7a Last .gitignore maybe [ci skip] лет назад: 9
.jshintrc 3dda3d2e7b Add functionality лет назад: 9
.travis.yml 5ebb3af60c Add unit tests and fix bugs лет назад: 9
LICENSE 6cd6cbf9d4 Create LICENSE лет назад: 9
README.md ca6bf88db6 Fix travis badge лет назад: 9
jasmine-runner.js 5ebb3af60c Add unit tests and fix bugs лет назад: 9
package.json f5de832597 Improve coverage scores лет назад: 9

README.md

js-query-string

Travis branch Coverage Status GitHub issues [David]() [David]() npm GitHub license npm

Simple Javascript module, with no dependencies, to serialise native JS objects to be used in URL parameters. Objects and arrays are seralised as JSON strings to allow for easy representation of nested objects.

Can be installed very simply with:

npm install js-query-string

Example usage:

var jsq = require('js-query-string');

var qs_object = {
    str: "mystr",
    second_str: "myotherstr"
};

var qs_object2 = {
    obj1: {
      a: 1,
      b: "string"
    },
    obj2: {
      c: true,
      b: [1,2]
    }
};

console.log(jsq.convert(qs_object)); // ?str=mystr&second_str=myotherstr
console.log(jsq.convert(qs_object2)); // ?obj1=%7B%22a%22%3A1%2C%22b%22%3A%22string%22%7D&obj2=%7B%22c%22%3Atrue%2C%22b%22%3A%5B1%2C2%5D%7D

Parameters are also encoded for URLs. The following datatypes are supported: RegExp, Object, Array, Number, String, Boolean.