Node | URL.origin API
url.origin is an inbuilt application programming interface(API) of the URL class within the url module.
url.origin API is used to gets the read-only serialization of the URL’s origin.
Syntax: url.origin url : It is an object created by URL constructor.
Example 1:
//Importing the url module const url = require('url'); //Creating an URL_1 object with URL constructor. //Getting origin of above created URL_1 object console.log(URL_1.origin); |
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Output:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org
Note: We can not set the origin of URL using url.origin API. If we will try to do it then it will be ignored and origin will not be effected .
Example 2:
//Importing the url module const url = require('url'); //Creating an URL_1 object with URL constructor. //Getting origin of above created URL_1 object console.log(URL_1.origin); //Setting URL_1 origin to https://www.geeks.com //Getting origin after setting URL_1 origin console.log(URL_1.origin); |
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Output:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org
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