Is there a way to validate "https" url's using .isUri in javascript (it should return true only for https url's)? (any other method should be fine except regex)
https://test.com //true
test.com // false
http://test.com // false
http://test // false
code snippet (below works great but it returns true for http url's, instead it should return false for http url's): -
const validateUrl = (url) => {
return !!validUrl.isUri(url);
};
Thanks
How about extending your function with an additional line to check if it startsWith
https//
:
const validateUrl = (url) => {
const isValidUri = validUrl.isUri(url);
return isValidUri && isValidUri.startsWith('https://');
};