Question 1

How to add multiple query parameters with domurl?

Accepted Answer

Use the Url.query object to assign values directly, including arrays for multiple parameters. For example, `u.query.a = [1,2,3]` sets a=1&a=2&a=3, and you can push new values to expand arrays.

Question 2

domurl vs URLSearchParams: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Choose domurl for legacy browser support (IE7+) and simple object-oriented APIs, but prefer native URLSearchParams in modern projects for better performance, standards compliance, and built-in browser integration.

Question 3

Can domurl handle relative URLs in Node.js?

Accepted Answer

Yes, domurl supports relative URLs in Node.js by instantiating the Url object with a string, and it can resolve them to absolute form unless the noTransform option is set to true.

Question 4

How to remove all query parameters using domurl?

Accepted Answer

Call the clearQuery() method on a Url object, which removes all query string parameters and returns the modified Url instance for chaining.

Question 5

Does domurl work with React or Vue?

Accepted Answer

domurl can be used alongside React or Vue for URL manipulation, but it doesn't provide framework-specific bindings; you'll need to integrate it manually for tasks like dynamic routing or state updates.

Question 6

Is domurl still maintained in 2023?

Accepted Answer

The project appears minimally maintained, with the README showing older compatibility tests and no recent updates mentioned, so consider community forks or alternatives for active support.

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