How to get string after specific string or keyword - node.js

I get this URL https://www.ikinciyeni.com/giris?ReturnUrl=/konsinye-hesap-sonuc&tempId=8642aa95-ebf9-4d00-8fd5-6d6c2f6023b2 I want to be able to get everything after tempId including tempId. How do I do that?
I have tried this:
var pattern = "tempId=";
var str2 = response.url().substr(response.url().indexOf(pattern), pattern.length);
console.log(str2);
How do I get to the end of string rather than just pattern's length


You can use the URL class to parse the url string, and then access the search parameters by name, for example:
// Create URL object from URL string.
const myUrl = new URL('https://www.ikinciyeni.com/giris?ReturnUrl=/konsinye-hesap-sonuc&tempId=8642aa95-ebf9-4d00-8fd5-6d6c2f6023b2');
// Get tempId parameter
console.log("tempId:", myUrl.searchParams.get("tempId"));

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