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I got a JavaScript object which I would like to get x-www-form-urlencoded.

Something like $('#myform').serialize() but for objects.

The following object:

{

    firstName: Jonas,

    lastName: Gauffin

}

would get encoded to:

firstName=Jonas&lastName=Gauffin (do note that special characters should get encoded properly)

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2 Years ago

answered 12 Years ago tomas · Accepted Answer

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned URLSearchParams

var prms = new URLSearchParams({

  firstName: Jonas,

  lastName: Gauffin

});

console.log(prms.toString());

// firstName=Jonas&lastName=Gauffin