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Canonicalize a URL: WHATWG parsing already lowercases the host, resolves dot-segments and drops default ports; on top of that, query parameters are sorted by default and you can optionally drop the fragment or a trailing...
Parse an absolute URL into its WHATWG components: protocol/scheme, credentials, host/hostname/port, origin, pathname (plus path segments), search (plus a decoded query object) and hash. A string that is not a valid absol...
Resolve a relative or absolute reference against a base URL, following RFC 3986 reference resolution (e.g. base 'https://a.com/x/y' + ref '../z' → 'https://a.com/z'). The base must itself be a valid absolute URL, else a...
Two directions over query strings. action='parse' decodes a query string (with or without a leading '?') into an object, collapsing repeated keys into arrays. action='build' encodes a params object into a query string, e...
Provider identity is derived from the domain or repository in the source record. If two vendors share a host, they appear together here — that is a limitation of the data, not a statement about ownership.