is there any replacement for the nodejs url.resolve function?

nodeJs provides the https://nodejs.org/api/url.html module which allows to:

• resolve two relative urls:

require('url').resolve(`profile/user/99/details/`, `../../55/details/`) // -> 'profile/user/55/details/'

• resolve a relative url and an absolute url:

require('url').resolve(`profile/user/99/details/`, `http://example.com`) // -> 'http://example.com/'

• resolve an absolute url and a relative url:

require('url').resolve(`http://example.com`, `profile/user/99/details/`) // -> 'http://example.com/profile/user/99/details/'

• resolve two absolute urls:

require('url').resolve(`http://example.com`, `https://stackoverflow.com`) // ->
'https://stackoverflow.com/'

however require('url').resolve was deprecated

what would be the correct (as in non deprecated) way to resolve the urls like in the examples above?

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