How to use the url.isRelative function in url
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it('should support relative', function(){
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo/bar/baz'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('/foo/bar/baz'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo.com/something'));
})
})it('should support relative', function(){
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo/bar/baz'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('/foo/bar/baz'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo.com/something'));
})
})it('should support //', function(){
assert(false === url.isRelative('//foo.com'));
})it('should support scheme://', function(){
assert(false === url.isRelative('http://foo.com'));
})it('should support relative', function(){
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo/bar/baz'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('/foo/bar/baz'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo.com/something'));
})
})it('should support relative', function(){
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo/bar/baz'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('/foo/bar/baz'));
assert(true === url.isRelative('foo.com/something'));
})
})url
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