querylize

querylize(obj)

Converts an object into a query string for URL parameters. If the input object is null or undefined, it returns an empty string. This function is useful for constructing URL query strings from JavaScript objects.Arguments

• obj (Record<string, any> | undefined): The input object to be converted to a query string.

Returns

• string: The query string representation of the input object, e.g., ?age=20&height=10cm.

Example

typescript
import { querylize } from 'check-engineering/ts-utils';

const params = {
  age: 30,
  name: "Alice",
  height: "170cm",
};

const queryString = querylize(params); // => ?age=30&name=Alice&height=170cm

Usage

typescript
import { querylize } from 'check-engineering/ts-utils';

const data = {
  key: "value",
  category: "general",
};

const query = querylize(data); // => ?key=value&category=general

Notes

• The querylize function is a convenient way to convert JavaScript objects into URL query strings.

• It handles null or undefined input by returning an empty string, making it suitable for scenarios where the input object might be missing or empty.

• This function is particularly useful for constructing URLs with query parameters in web applications.