pathname-match

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Strip a url to only match the pathname. Weighs only 200 bytes gzipped.

Installation

``bash
$ npm install pathname-match
`

Usage

`js
const pathMatch = require('pathname-match')
const wayfarer = require('wayfarer')

const router = wayfarer('/')

router.on('/', => console.log('home'))
router.on('/derp', => console.log('derp'))
router.on('/404', => console.log('not found'))

router.match(pathMatch('/derp/#foo?bin=baz'))
// => '/derp'
``

Why?

It's meant to feed the output to a router such as [wayfarer][wayfarer], and not
having to worry about hashes in the url. This used to be part of wayfarer, but
has been stripped out to make the api even smaller.

See Also

- [wayfarer][wayfarer]
- hash-match

License

MIT

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[downloads-url]: https://npmjs.org/package/pathname-match

[wayfarer]: https://github.com/yoshuawuyts/wayfarer