We just thought it did too much for what we needed. It's a great library, and if I were parsing URLs in my apps I'd use it. But we just wanted a single get()

We just thought it did too much for what we needed. It's a great library, and if I were parsing URLs in my apps I'd use it. But we just wanted a single get() interface and support for complex objects in the URL. Arg.js turns an object like this: { tags: ["one", "two", "three"], deep: { nested: { objects: true } } } into this: #?tags[0]=one&tags[1]=two&tags[2]=three&deep.nested.objects=true