seo-urlify

This is a very light-weight, dependency-free package that formats strings, removing characters that are unsafe for use in URLs and joining word tokens with a given delimiter.

This can be useful for generating SEO-friendly URLs from strings, such as:
``
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7920860/how-to-generate-large-random-numbers-c
`

In this case, they have taken the question title ("How to generate large random numbers C") and formatted it for use in the question URL.

Installation

First, install:
`
npm install seo-urlify --save
`

Then, import the module before using:
`javascript
const urlify = require('seo-urlify');
`

Usage


#### Simple
Simply call urlify on the string you wish to format

`javascript
urlify("This string is definitely, most certainly, not URL friendly!");
// --> "this-string-is-definitely-most-certainly-not-url-friendly"
`

#### Advanced
You also have the option to pass in an object with parameters as a second argument to urlify. The available parameters are:
- delim: the character with which to join word tokens in the formatted string
- preserveCase: a boolean indicating whether or not upper case letters should be preserved in the output

`javascript
urlify("This string is definitely, most certainly, not URL friendly!", { delim: '_', preserveCase: true });
// --> "This_string_is_definitely_most_certainly_not_URL_friendly"
``