isMatchPathname

You can check if the URL path in the first argument value is matched against the second set of rules. The matching rules can take a string or an array of strings, where both arguments are paths that start with /. You can use wildcards (*) in the rules. For example, user/* would match all pages that start with /user.

Parameters

• pathname::string
• matcher::string|string[]

Returns

boolean

Examples

JavaScript

isMatchPathname('/user/login', '/admin'); // Returns false
isMatchPathname('/user/login', '/user*'); // Returns true
isMatchPathname('/user/login', ['/test', '/home/hello', '/user/*']); // Returns true

Dart

isMatchPathname('/user/login', '/admin'); // Returns false
isMatchPathname('/user/login', '/user*'); // Returns true
isMatchPathname('/user/login', ['/test', '/home/hello', '/user/*']); // Returns true