Use WHATWG URL for request.url #3822
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Since version 18 (released in January), Hapi's `request.url` returns the parsed URL, so `parse` is not needed. Ref: - https://hapijs.com/api#-requesturl - hapijs/hapi#3822
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I had a look into what it would take to update hapi to use the WHATWG URL API since
Url.parse()is being deprecated, and node 8 already supports the replacement API.As far as I can tell, the only directly affected api is the
request.urlproperty, and thesetUrl()method.PR details:
Url.parse()has been replaced with the new URL API. There is no legacy support.route.queryParseroption to retain ability to customize the query parsing. The return value is validated so thatrequest.querywill always be an object.request.urlproperty is no longer relative, since the URL constructor won't create relative URLs.setUrlthrows abadRequesterror if the URL parsing fails.