The App.params() helpers parse the current URL parameters.
App.Helpers.Parameters.params(name = null)
This method is also available as App.params() for convenience.
This method can be used to return all of the current page's parameters, or a specific parameter by name.
Calling the method without any arguments will return all of the page's parameters as an object.
App.params() == { foo: "Foo!", bar: "Bar!" }
Calling the method with a name argument will return the value of the parameter, or null if it does not exist.
App.params("foo") == "Foo!"
App.params("foo") == App.params().foo
App.Helpers.Parameters.serialize(value)
Serialize an object to URL-safe parameters.
// Returns "foo=Foo!&bar=Bar!"
App.Helpers.Parameters.serialize(App.params());
App.Helpers.Parameters.deserialize(value)
Deserialize URL-safe parameters to an object.
// Returns { foo: "Foo!", bar: "Bar!" }
App.Helpers.Parameters.deserialize("foo=Foo!&bar=Bar!");