next/dist/next-server/lib/router/utils/parse-relative-url.js

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"use strict";exports.__esModule=true;exports.parseRelativeUrl=parseRelativeUrl;var _utils=require("../../utils");var _querystring=require("./querystring");/**
 * Parses path-relative urls (e.g. `/hello/world?foo=bar`). If url isn't path-relative
 * (e.g. `./hello`) then at least base must be.
 * Absolute urls are rejected with one exception, in the browser, absolute urls that are on
 * the current origin will be parsed as relative
 */function parseRelativeUrl(url,base){const globalBase=new URL(typeof window==='undefined'?'http://n':(0,_utils.getLocationOrigin)());const resolvedBase=base?new URL(base,globalBase):globalBase;const{pathname,searchParams,search,hash,href,origin}=new URL(url,resolvedBase);if(origin!==globalBase.origin){throw new Error(`invariant: invalid relative URL, router received ${url}`);}return{pathname,query:(0,_querystring.searchParamsToUrlQuery)(searchParams),search,hash,href:href.slice(globalBase.origin.length)};}
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