I have a user input string that is supposed to contain at least 10 digits but they may be non-consecutive. Of these possible user inputs: "What is 12? Can we 345 the loan to 678-90" ">>123456789--0" "1234567890541112144847-909" "Maybe try 123456…
I have string of nested html comment level look like this structure <!-- some text <!-- some text --> --> . I want to remove out every comment tag that is inside another comment, so that the final result is…
I have a json of the following format: [ { "MyField": "Hello World", "Year": 2020 }, { "MyField": "foo bar", "Year": 2020 }, { "MyField": "mystring1", "Year": 2020 } ] The value 2020 occurs 3 times above. In VS Code…
I'm trying to create a regex to find phone numbers in a text. Format of the phone number is unknown and it is a pretty complex topic in general, so I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible and…
I have JSON like this: {"key1": "value1", n n "key2": "value2nwithnewline"} I want: remove n n keep value2nwithnewline. So I will have a valid JSON. What I tried: regrex but failed figure out how to specify outside of key and…
I am trying to replace the below string like below: var phone = "9871234567" result = xxx-xxx-4567 Below is the js code I have worked upon, but this is not giving me the correct result. var lastphdigit = phone.replace(/d(?=(?:D*d){4})/g, "x");…
I'm using swaymsg -t get_inputs | grep to filter input device information, but I've noticed that grep is altering the text format. Using grep: $ swaymsg -t get_inputs | grep -i touch "identifier": "2:7:SynPS/2_Synaptics_TouchPad", "name": "SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad", "type": "touchpad",…
I want it to match only if the number B is not inside a bigger number. e.g. I dont want it to match this: A = "12345" B = 234 I want it to match this: A = "94, 234,…
I would like a RegExp to capture the number of pics, vids and writings in a string. That string could contain one, two, all or none of the categories. This is the closest I've got to those results. Your help…
I'm trying (and failing) to write a JavaScript regular expression to match a PostgreSQL operator name, defined in the docs as: An operator name is a sequence of up to NAMEDATALEN-1 (63 by default) characters from the following list: +…