server

MMO.core.server · 16 symbols · generated 5 Oct 2026

constant

REGEX_LINK

server.js:8

MMO.core.server.REGEX_LINK = /^\s*<([^>]+)>\s*(.*)$/;

Namespace: MMO.core.server

constant

REGEX_LINK_ATTR

server.js:9

MMO.core.server.REGEX_LINK_ATTR = /;?\s*([^=]+)="((?:\\"|[^"])*)"/gm;

Namespace: MMO.core.server

function

isLink

server.js:15

function MMO.core.server.isLink(link)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

link	`string`
returns	`boolean`	true when the string looks like an http Link header value

function

extractLink

server.js:24

Extract properties and url of an http Link. @example <google.com>q="test";lang="fr"

function MMO.core.server.extractLink(link)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

link	`string`	a href in html tag followed by optionnals properties (key="value") separated by `;`
returns	`array`	first item is the url, second is an object of properties

function

createLink

server.js:49

Serialise a url and its properties as an http Link header value.

function MMO.core.server.createLink(url, properties = {})

Namespace: MMO.core.server

The reverse of `MMO.core.server.extractLink`

url	`string`
properties = {}	`Object` \| `Map`
returns	`string`	@example '<https://x>rel="next"'

function

updateQuery

server.js:69

Update url query

function MMO.core.server.updateQuery(url, query, asDefault = false)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

url	`Location` \| `string`
query	`object`
asDefault = false	`bool`	if true, will only set the query if it is not already present
returns	`string`

function

encodeQuery

server.js:100

Serialise an object as a url query string, nesting with php-style brackets.

function MMO.core.server.encodeQuery(query, keyPrefix = '')

Namespace: MMO.core.server

query	`Object` \| `FormData`
keyPrefix = ''	`string`	[internal] the parent key, while recursing
returns	`string`	without the leading '?'

encodeQuery({a: {b: 1}}) => 'a%5Bb%5D=1'

function

extractQuery

server.js:123

Extract the url parameters from an url with a query

function MMO.core.server.extractQuery(query)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

query	`string`
returns	`Object`

function

extractHash

server.js:147

Extract the hash from an url

function MMO.core.server.extractHash(url)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

url	`string`
returns	`?string`

function

isUrlRelative

server.js:157

Tells if url is relative

function MMO.core.server.isUrlRelative(url)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

url	`string`
returns	`boolean`

function

makeUrlRelative

server.js:168

Make url relative to window location

function MMO.core.server.makeUrlRelative(url, root)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

url	`string`
root	`string` \| `null`	if defined, use this root instead of window location
returns	`string`

function

isUrl

server.js:179

Test whether a string looks like a public web address: an optional scheme, a host and a tld. A path, a query or a port makes it FAIL, and so does localhost.

function MMO.core.server.isUrl(url)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

url	`string`
returns	`boolean`

function

encodeValue

server.js:186

function MMO.core.server.encodeValue(name, value, contentType = '')

Namespace: MMO.core.server

name
value
contentType = ''

function

encode

server.js:227

Encode arguments list

function MMO.core.server.encode(args, contentType = null)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

args	`array` \| `Object` \| `FormData`
contentType = null
returns	`Object`	[contentType, value]

function

createRequest

server.js:291

Create a Request from an url, data and options

function MMO.core.server.createRequest(url, data = null, opts = {}, method = null)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

url	`string`	If you have placeholders, use prepare with data to inject them
data = null	`?Object`	If null will create a Get request
opts = {}	`Object`	The options to pass to the Request
method = null	`?string`	if null use GET when no data is passed and POST else
returns	`Request`

function

createFormRequest

server.js:326

Build a Request out of a <form>, using its own action and method.

function MMO.core.server.createFormRequest(form, opts)

Namespace: MMO.core.server

form	`HTMLFormElement`
opts	`Object`	options for the Request
returns	`Request`