How to use the default function from url

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The url.default module in Node.js provides utilities for working with URLs in a server-side environment.

cli.cjs

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  cwd = import_node_process3.default.cwd(),
  path: path_ = import_node_process3.default.env[pathKey()],
  execPath = import_node_process3.default.execPath
} = options;
let previous;
const cwdString = cwd instanceof URL ? import_node_url.default.fileURLToPath(cwd) : cwd;
let cwdPath = import_node_path7.default.resolve(cwdString);
const result = [];
while (previous !== cwdPath) {
  result.push(import_node_path7.default.join(cwdPath, "node_modules/.bin"));

setupContextUtils.js

GitHub: thenegneg/oriflame-final

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function trackModified(files, fileModifiedMap) {
    let changed = false;
    for (let file of files){
        var ref;
        if (!file) continue;
        let parsed = _url.default.parse(file);
        let pathname = parsed.hash ? parsed.href.replace(parsed.hash, "") : parsed.href;
        pathname = parsed.search ? pathname.replace(parsed.search, "") : pathname;
        let newModified = (ref = _fs.default.statSync(decodeURIComponent(pathname), {
            throwIfNoEntry: false

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How does url.default work?

url.default is a built-in Node.js module that provides utilities for URL resolution and parsing. It can parse a given URL string into its various components (such as protocol, hostname, pathname, etc.), resolve a relative URL against a base URL, and format a URL object back into a string representation. It can also be used to parse query strings and encode and decode URL components.

Kawix.js

GitHub: kwruntime/distribution

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    request
  };
}

if (request.startsWith("file://")) {
  request = _url.default.fileURLToPath(request);
}

if (!syncMode) {
  if ((request.startsWith("./") || request.startsWith("../") || request.startsWith("/")) && parent !== null && parent !== void 0 && parent.__kawix__network) {

fetch.js

GitHub: fahadjalal/Playwright-Nunit

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const proxy = defaults.proxy;
let agent;
if (proxy && proxy.server !== 'per-context') {
  var _proxyOpts$protocol;
  // TODO: support bypass proxy
  const proxyOpts = _url.default.parse(proxy.server);
  if ((_proxyOpts$protocol = proxyOpts.protocol) !== null && _proxyOpts$protocol !== void 0 && _proxyOpts$protocol.startsWith('socks')) {
    agent = new _utilsBundle.SocksProxyAgent({
      host: proxyOpts.hostname,
      port: proxyOpts.port || undefined

Ai Example

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const url = require("url");

// parse a URL string into its components
const myUrl = url.parse("https://www.example.com/path/?q=test");

console.log(myUrl.protocol); // output: 'https:'
console.log(myUrl.host); // output: 'www.example.com'
console.log(myUrl.pathname); // output: '/path/'
console.log(myUrl.query); // output: 'q=test'

In this example, we first require the url module and then use its parse method to parse a URL string into its various components (protocol, host, pathname, and query). We then log some of these components to the console for demonstration purposes.

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