Description

Nitpick rule.

When building URLs via the URL constructor, casting them to string seems to be obviously done via .toString and String(), but there's actually a native property for this.

This is generally more commonly done in TypeScript since the string type is enforced, but many just pass the URL instance to fetch in JavaScript instead 😬

Fail

const url = new URL(location.origin);

console.log(url.toString())
console.log(String(url))

Pass

const url = new URL(location.origin);

console.log(url.href)