I have a string
var str="Hello my name is {john/www.john.com} and welcome to my {site/www.site.com}."
i have extracted curly brackets and made an anchor tag out of them like
<a href="www.john.com">john</a>
What i am trying to do is replace curly brackets and content in them with these nodes. Is it possible using regExp? I have studied regExp on MDN but still cant figure out the way.
Sure it is:
var str = "Hello my name is {john/www.john.com} and welcome to my {site/www.site.com}."; str = str.replace(/\\{(.+?)\\/(.+?)\\}/g, function(m, label, url) { return '<a href="http://' + url + '">' + label + '</a>'; }); document.write(str);
The regex is:
\{(.+?)\/(.+?)\}
\\{
matches {
(.+?)
matches and captures anything (as few chars as possible, so up to the first /
) \\/
matches /
(.+?)
matches and captures anything up to }
\\}
matches }
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