The simplest way to get an URL ready string.

const urlifyr = require('urlifyr');
// or import urlifyr from 'urlifyr';

console.log(urlifyr('Hello World!'));
// outputs: hello-world

const urlifyr = require('urlifyr');
// or import urlifyr from 'urlifyr';

const cfg = {
  accept: '-',
  whiteSpace: '-',
  sz: true,
  special: '',
  lowerCase: true,
  trim: true,
}

console.log(urlifyr('Hello World!', cfg));
// outputs: hello-world

$ yarn
$ yarn test

Contributions are welcome. 🙇‍♂️

This package is made on my spare time. If you find something wrong or think there is something that can be improved, please feel free to submit a pull-requests with your contribution and I will review it and get back to you ASAP.

Thank you! 🙏

This project is a fork from Urlifyjs by Daniel Emod Kovacs.

The original project seems not to be mainteined anymore, since it was last updated 6 years ago (as of May 10th, 2022).