The problem with new URL(), and how URL.parse() fixes that | Kilian Valkhof
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from Kilian Valkhof | Front-end & user experience developer1 month ago
The 'new' in front of new URL() indicates that it's used as a constructor: calling it creates a new URL instance for you. When you give it a malformed URL however, one that it can't parse, it throws an error.
Kilian Valkhof | Front-end & user experience developerhttps://kilianvalkhof.com/2024/javascript/the-problem-with-new-url-and-how-url-parse-fixes-that/
URL.canParse(), a recent addition to the URL API, returns true if the URL is parseable, enabling inline error handling to improve code readability and simplicity.
Kilian Valkhof | Front-end & user experience developerhttps://kilianvalkhof.com/2024/javascript/the-problem-with-new-url-and-how-url-parse-fixes-that/
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#url-parsing #error-handling #code-readability
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