How to pass url query params?
See original GitHub issueHow to pass url query params?
For eg: http://www.abx.com?x=2&y=3
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The
fetch()operation simply uses the exact URL string as it was given. To pass the URL query params, simply have them in the URL string as in our example above:If you need to construct query param string from a hash and you use jQuery on your site, you can do:
Update: here is what the fetch standard recommends in their documentation (also see discussion in https://github.com/whatwg/fetch/issues/56):
This requires that the browser implements
url.searchParams. A polyfill might be needed for older browsers.If fetch is hoping to become a front runner as new technology to use it really should provide something as simple as accepting an object as a query string.
fetch('url.com', { qs: { a: 1, b: 2 } })is pretty basic functionality offered by every other URI request technologies.