I'm aware that I can parse the query string parameters in the browser url using $location.search(), however does angular expose any service to do this manually?
I mean lets say I have the string "www.example.com/my/route?p1=boom&p2=bam"
Does angular give me a way to parse the query string out of it, just like it does internally?
Based on this answer. You can use Url class in js and did something like this:
var url = new URL("http://www.google.com?query=aaaaa");
console.log(url.search)
You will get output
?query=aaaaa
If I understand your question properly... This would give you your query string. Hope it helps.
app.controller('queryController', function($scope, $routeParams){
$scope.result = $routeParams.p1 + $routeParams.p2;
})
You can do this using the UrlSerializer
Example :
... myClass {
constructor(private urlSerializer) { }
... myFunc(urlInString: string): void {
const myParsedUrl = this.urlSerializer.parse(urlInString);
// Use myParsedUrl, for example :
// myParsedUrl.queryParams...
}
