dsh-query-string

Whenever you are building web tooling, you keep running into the same micro-task: turning a URL query string into a structured object, or serializing an object back into a query string. Done by hand it is easy to forget escaping or to trip over nested parameters. dsh-query-string collapses that back-and-forth into a single tool call—pass in the query string and get a clean object, or hand over an object and receive a well-formed query string.

Under the hood the implementation is deliberately minimal: pure Node.js, zero network calls, no external services and no third-party runtime dependencies. That makes it safe to drop into CI pipelines, offline sandboxes, or resource-constrained profiles without pulling in extra supply-chain surface.

If you find yourself repeatedly crafting crawler parameters, assembling API debug URLs, or reading and writing query strings inside automation scripts, adding this plugin to your profile lets you handle the conversion with one natural-language prompt instead of scribbling a few lines of parsing code every time.