stdlib-js/assert-is-absolute-uri

Test whether a value is an absolute URI.

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Apache License 2.0

This project provides a function to test whether a value is an absolute URI, returning `true` for absolute URIs like `http://example.com` and `false` for relative paths or non-URI values. It's part of the stdlib JavaScript library and is intended for developers working with URI validation in Node.js or browser environments.

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