How to use escape() Function In Typescript
The escape()
function encodes a string by replacing certain characters with hexadecimal escape sequences. It is useful for encoding strings to be included in URLs.
Syntax:
escape(string: string): string
Example:
const uri = "https://www.w3wiki.org/:>";
const encodedURI = escape(uri);
console.log("Encoded URI using escape():", encodedURI);
Output:
Encoded URI using escape(): https%3A//www.w3wiki.org/%3A%3E
How to Encode URI in TypeScript?
When you are working with web applications in TypeScript, you often require encoding Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) in order to make sure that special characters are transmitted correctly across the internet. TypeScript which is a superset of JavaScript, gives you access to native JavaScript functions for URI encoding.
Here are some common approaches:
Table of Content
- Using encodeURI() and encodeURIComponent()
- Using escape() Function
- Using URL and URLSearchParams Interfaces