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compiler-explorer/lib/url-utils.ts

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/**
* Extract the short link id from a `/z/<id>` URL or path.
*
* Accepts a full URL (`https://godbolt.org/z/abc`), a path (`/z/abc`), or a
* bare id (`abc`), and correctly ignores query strings, fragments and trailing
* slashes — the pitfalls of the various ad-hoc `lastIndexOf('/z/')` / regex
* implementations this replaces.
*/
export function extractShortId(input: string): string {
let pathname = input;
try {
// Works for absolute URLs; throws for paths/bare ids.
pathname = new URL(input).pathname;
} catch {
// Not an absolute URL — treat the input as a path and drop any
// query string or fragment ourselves.
pathname = input.split(/[?#]/)[0];
}
const segments = pathname.split('/').filter(Boolean);
const zIdx = segments.lastIndexOf('z');
if (zIdx >= 0 && zIdx < segments.length - 1) {
return segments[zIdx + 1];
}
// No `/z/<id>` structure: fall back to the last path segment, or the
// original input if there were no segments at all.
return segments.at(-1) ?? input;
}