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Discussion on Correct Usage of URL Parsing in ServerRequest and Naming Conventions

const params = ServerRequest.searchParamsFromURL(new URL(request.originalUrl))

const params = ServerRequest.searchParamsFromURL(new URL(request.originalUrl))

because the ServerRequest.url is stripped right?

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(side note why is there this

ServerRequest.url

ServerRequest.url

ServerRequest.originalUrl

ServerRequest.originalUrl

)?
To mean it seems like a bad idea to stray from the way the web standard

Request

Request

works with

url

url

(although I am sure there is a reason it was done this way)

I would think we would use a new word for the "parsed" url like how nextjs does it:

NextRequest.pathname

NextRequest.pathname

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const params = ServerRequest.searchParamsFromURL(new URL(request.originalUrl))

const params = ServerRequest.searchParamsFromURL(new URL(request.originalUrl))

because the ServerRequest.url is stripped right?

---

(side note why is there this

ServerRequest.url

ServerRequest.url

ServerRequest.originalUrl

ServerRequest.originalUrl

)?
To mean it seems like a bad idea to stray from the way the web standard

Request

Request

works with

url

url

(although I am sure there is a reason it was done this way)

I would think we would use a new word for the "parsed" url like how nextjs does it:

NextRequest.pathname

NextRequest.pathname