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Author: websanova

README.md

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 * [Demo](https://websanova.com/utils/url)
 * [Docs](https://websanova.com/docs/url)
-* [Download](https://github.com/websanova/url/tags)
+* [Download](https://github.com/websanova/js-url/tags)
 
 ## Availability
 
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 MIT licensed
 
-Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Websanova http://www.websanova.com
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-# url()
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-A simple, lightweight url parser for JavaScript (~1.7 Kb minified, ~0.7Kb gzipped).
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-* [Change Log](https://github.com/websanova/js-url/wiki/Change-Log)
-* [View the url demo](http://url.websanova.com)
-* [Download the lastest version of url](https://github.com/websanova/js-url/tags)
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-Also available for Node.js.
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-* [On GitHub as node-url](https://github.com/websanova/node-url)
-* [On Npm as wurl](https://www.npmjs.com/package/wurl)
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-Full list of domains.
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-* [https://publicsuffix.org/list/public_suffix_list.dat](https://publicsuffix.org/list/public_suffix_list.dat)
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-## Bower Install
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-```
-> bower install js-url
-```
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-## Notes
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-For path(1) and path(-1) will always act as if the path is in the form `/some/path/` regardless of whether the original path was `/some/path` or `some/path/`.
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-## Tld
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-There are two versions, `url.min.js` and `url-tld.min.jd`. The `tld` version contains a list of valid tld's making the file about 2kb larger. If you don't need support for it just use domain parts arguments (`url('-1')`) to get the tld pieces you need.
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-## Examples
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-```html
-http://rob:abcd1234@www.example.co.uk/path/index.html?query1=test&silly=willy&field[0]=zero&field[2]=two#test=hash&chucky=cheese
-```
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-```js
-url();            // http://rob:abcd1234@www.example.co.uk/path/index.html?query1=test&silly=willy&field[0]=zero&field[2]=two#test=hash&chucky=cheese
-url('tld');       // co.uk
-url('domain');    // example.co.uk
-url('hostname');  // www.example.co.uk
-url('sub');       // www
-url('.0')         // undefined
-url('.1')         // www
-url('.2')         // example
-url('.-1')        // uk
-url('auth')       // rob:abcd1234
-url('user')       // rob
-url('pass')       // abcd1234
-url('port');      // 80
-url('protocol');  // http
-url('path');      // /path/index.html
-url('file');      // index.html
-url('filename');  // index
-url('fileext');   // html
-url('1');         // path
-url('2');         // index.html
-url('3');         // undefined
-url('-1');        // index.html
-url(1);           // path
-url(2);           // index.html
-url(-1);          // index.html
-url('query');     // query1=test&silly=willy
-url('?');         // {query1: 'test', silly: 'willy', field: ['zero', undefined, 'two']}
-url('?silly');    // willy
-url('?poo');      // undefined
-url('field[0]')   // zero
-url('field')      // ['zero', undefined, 'two']
-url('hash');      // test=hash&chucky=cheese
-url('#');         // {test: 'hash', chucky: 'cheese'}
-url('#chucky');   // cheese
-url('#poo');      // undefined
-```
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-Also supports `mailto`.
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-```js
-url('protocol', 'mailto:rob@websanova.com'); // mailto
-url('email', 'mailto:rob@websanova.com');    // rob@websanova.com
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-```
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-We can also pass a url in and use all the same options on it:
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-```js
-url('hostname', 'test.www.example.com/path/here');          // test.www.example.com
-url('protocol', 'www.example.com/path/here');               // http
-url('path', 'http://www.example.com:8080/some/path');       // /some/path
-url('port', 'http://www.example.com:8080/some/path');       // 8080
-url('protocol', 'https://www.example.com:8080/some/path');  // https
-etc...
-```
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-## jQuery
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-Also include is a jQuery version of the plugin that can be called via $.url() with all the same options.  If you're already using jQuery it may be better to use the jQuery version to avoid namespacing issues.
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-## AMD module
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-If AMD loader present (when `(typeof define === 'function' && define.amd !== undefined)` is truthy) the script registers itself as anonymous AMD module without polluting global `window`-object or extending `jQuery`.
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-## Grunt.js
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-If you want to use Grunt you will need to install the required plugins locally using `npm install` in the root folder of your project.  If you need to setup Grunt on your system you can follow my [Setting up Grunt.js](http://www.websanova.com/blog/javascript/how-to-setup-grunt) guide.
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-## Resources
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-* [More jQuery plugins by Websanova](http://websanova.com/plugins)
-* [jQuery Plugin Development Boilerplate](http://wboiler.websanova.com)
-* [The Ultimate Guide to Writing jQuery Plugins](http://www.websanova.com/blog/jquery/the-ultimate-guide-to-writing-jquery-plugins)
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-## License
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-MIT licensed
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-Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Websanova http://www.websanova.com
+Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Websanova http://www.websanova.com