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Suppose we are in a webpage with the URL of https://dummywebsite.com/blog?page=1.
To get full URL
To get the full URL of the current webpage programmatically in Javascript, you can use the URL property available in the document object.
// get full url
const fullURL = document.URL;
console.log(fullURL); // https://dummywebsite.com/blog?page=1
To get only the origin URL
To get only the origin URL i.e, the main URL.
you can use the location.origin property in the document object.
// get only origin url
const origin = document.location.origin;
console.log(origin); // https://dummywebsite.com
To get the pathname
To get the pathname of URL i.e, url coming after the main URL.
You can use the location.pathname property in the document object.
// get pathname of url
const pathname = document.location.pathname;
console.log(pathname); // /blog
To get the query used in URL
To get the query term used in the URL, you can use the location.search in the document object.
// get query term
const query = document.location.search;
console.log(query); // ?page=1
If no query, it will return "", a blank string.
To get the protocol used in the URL
You can use the location.protocol in the document object.
// get the protocol used
const protocol = document.location.protocol;
console.log(protocol); // https:
