I’m currently facing an issue with a regex that's causing problems in SonarQube, which requires grouping to make the intended operator precedence explicit. After grouping the regex, it’s not working as expected. SonarQube Issue: SonarQube flags that the regex should…
I'm trying to use Ansible's lineinfile module to add a new parameter to an existing log_format directive in an nginx configuration file. However, I'm encountering difficulties in getting the module to work as expected. Here's my nginx configuration file excerpt:…
select * from bha b where b.bks similar to 'd{2}[A-Z](d{2})d\1'; The purpose is to regex but bks is in the form 12A56856 12A12812 12A898389 Although I already have this data in my database, the query is still not successful. I…
Given are these strings: var string1 = "Chapter_1"; var string2 = "Chapter_1a"; The desired result is: "Chapter 1." "Chapter 1. a)" I could to this: var string1new = string1.replace("_", " ").replace(/(d+)/, "$1.").replace(/.(w)$/, ". $1)")); var string2new = string2.replace("_", " ").replace(/(d+)/,…
With a string like {float: 'null', another: 'foo'}, I'd like to grab each set of key/values pairs so that the groups would output float null, and another and foo. My current regex is /{(?<set>(?<key>w*)s*:s*(?<value>.*)?s?)*}/g It grabs the key correctly, but…
I would like to match everything between start and end given the following string: const test = `this is the start a b c e f end g h `; I have the following regex const output = test.match(/start((.|n)*)end/m); No,…
I've below javascript program - var rx = /^the values should(?: between (d+(.d+)?) and (d+(.d+)?))$/; var sentence = "the values should between 1.1 and 2.7"; var arr = rx.exec(sentence); console.log(JSON.stringify(arr)); I want to extract the number 1.1 and 2.7 into…
I searched around and cannot find anything that could help me. I was hoping for some help. The javascript code searches a body of text and finds a phrase then it should grab whole text after it finds it. Works…
I have a regex input pattern as below: [0-9A-Za-z!-/:-@[-`{-~] and my limit to input is 1, here currently it is accepting comma , I need to avoid accepting commas. what will be my input pattern I tried something like this…
I am working on a project where I need to extract specific information from URLs, specifically the environment, domain, and hostname. The URLs have variable subdomains, and I'm having difficulty constructing a regex pattern to capture the required groups. Link:…