expressjsHow do I access query parameters in Express.js?
In Express.js, you can access query parameters by using the req.query
object. This object contains the query string parameters in the URL as key-value pairs. For example, if the URL is http://localhost:3000/search?q=express
, then req.query
will be:
{
q: 'express'
}
To access a specific query parameter, you can use bracket notation, like so:
const query = req.query['q'];
console.log(query); // 'express'
In the code above:
req
is the request objectreq.query
is the object containing the query string parametersreq.query['q']
is the specific query parameter we are accessing
For more information, see this page.
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