Parse and build URL query strings

Split a query into key/value pairs, sort them, or assemble a clean one from scratch.

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The query string is a tangle of parameters

A URL arrives with a dozen parameters in random order, some repeated, some URL-encoded. You need to read them, reorder them, or build your own without accidentally double-encoding something.

Parse and rebuild

The Query String Parser turns a query into key/value pairs, optionally sorts them, and lets you rebuild a clean string. Paste a messy query, read the structured list, and emit a tidy one for your request.

See the URL it lives in

The query is only part of the story. The URL Parser shows the query in context with the path and host, so you can confirm the whole link is correct before you use it. Parse the parameters, then verify the URL.

Common jobs

  • Constructing API calls with properly encoded parameters.
  • Normalizing a query for comparison or caching.
  • Inspecting what a third-party link actually passes.

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