I'll give you the right URL, but don't call me Shirley!

Parses URLs from user input (with potential typos in protocols, bad copy+paste, etc.) and returns a proper URL.

It has no dependencies, and it's meant to be this simple.

1. It doesn't check if the URL exists, you can do that in many different ways.

2. It assumes only http and https protocols for URLs.

3. If there's a "mistake" in the URL protocol, it defaults to https.

It only has a single method: parse(url: string) which returns the same string, parsed.

npm install --save shurley

const shurley = require('shurley');

const parsedUrl = shurley.parse('/example.com');

console.log(parsedUrl); // Outputs 'https://example.com'

npm install  # installs dependencies
npm test  # runs mocha
npm run lint  # runs eslint
npm run pretty  # runs prettier

Update the version, run tests, then just run npm publish.