I'm looking for the simplest way to check if the user is on the normal domain (domain.com) or is on a subdomain et.domain.com and display content based on that. If it matters I'm trying to do that on shopify.
You can split the url with dot(.) and check the length. This will only work for .com url.
Note: This will not work for domains like google.co.in
const domain = 'domain.com';
const subDomain = 'et.domain.com'
const isSubdomain = (domain) => domain.split('.').length > 2;
console.log(isSubdomain(domain));
console.log(isSubdomain(subDomain));You can actually use regex method.
var isSubdomain = function(url) {
url = url || 'http://www.test-domain.com'; // just for the example
var regex = new RegExp(/^([a-z]+\:\/{2})?([\w-]+\.[\w-]+\.\w+)$/);
return !!url.match(regex); // make sure it returns boolean
}
console.log(isSubdomain("example.com"));
console.log(isSubdomain("http://example.com:4000"));
console.log(isSubdomain("www.example.com:4000"));
console.log(isSubdomain("https://www.example.com"));
console.log(isSubdomain("sub.example.com"));
console.log(isSubdomain("example.co.uk")); //it doesn't work on these very specific cases