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Overview
Makes Windows-style paths more unix and URI friendly. Useful if you work with paths that eventually will be used in URLs.
var urix = require("urix")
// On Windows:
urix("c:\\users\\you\\foo")
// /users/you/foo
// On unix-like systems:
urix("c:\\users\\you\\foo")
// c:\users\you\foo
Installation
npm install urix
var urix = require("urix")
Usage
urix(path)
On Windows, replaces all backslashes with slashes and uses a slash instead of a drive letter and a colon for absolute paths.
On unix-like systems it is a no-op.