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pathname-match
Strip a url to only match the pathname. Weighs only 200 bytes gzipped.
Installation
$ npm install pathname-match
Usage
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, 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.