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import '../assertEnvClient.js';
export { normalizeClientSideUrl };
import { assert } from '../../utils/assert.js';
import { parseUrl } from '../../utils/parseUrl.js';
/** Resolves relative URLs */
function normalizeClientSideUrl(url, options) {
// This function doesn't work for `url === '#some-hash'` because `searchOriginal` will be missing: if window.location.href has a search string then it's going to be missing in the returned `urlCurrent` value because `parseUrl(url)` returns `searchOriginal: null` since there isn't any search string in `url`.
// - Maybe `const { searchOriginal } = parseUrl(window.location.href)` can be a fix. (Let's check how `normalizeClientSideUrl()` is being used.)
assert(!url.startsWith('#'));
const { searchOriginal, hashOriginal, pathname } = parseUrl(url, '/');
let urlCurrent = `${pathname}${searchOriginal || ''}`;
if (!options?.withoutHash)
urlCurrent += hashOriginal || '';
assert(urlCurrent.startsWith('/'));
return urlCurrent;
}