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req.path

The URL pathname from the request URL string of the current request (req). Note that this is the part of the URL after and including the leading slash (e.g. /foo/bar), but without the query string (e.g. ?name=foo) or fragment (e.g. #foobar.)

Usage

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req.path;

Example

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Assuming a client sends the following request:

http://localhost:1337/donor/37?name=foo#foobar

req.path will be defined as follows:

req.path;
// -> "/donor/37"

Notes

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  • If you would like the URL query string as well as the path, see req.url.

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