1  /**
 2   * Removes the protcol, host and port from a URL, returning
 3   * just the path and search portions
 4   *
 5   * This is useful for taking a URL that points to the production site
 6   * and removing anything specific to the location that it is deployed,
 7   * creating a partial URL that works both locally or when deployed
 8   */
 9  export function stripHost(input: string): string {
10      const url = new URL(input);
11  
12      return url.pathname + url.search;
13  }