Kapil Arora <kapil.arora@abc.in>
How to find the name before angular bracket
This is the RegEx I used ([^<]+).
but it is not finding first String
Since you haven't specified any language. I would be solving in JavaScript.
Lets assume an email id as "kapil.sharma123@gmail.com".
Thus the program would be something like this:
var email = "kapil.sharma123@gmail.com";
var regex = /(^[A-Za-z]+\.+[A-Za-z]+)/;
var res = email.match(regex)[1];
res = res.split(".").join(" ");
Here I am matching the regex with the email id string and then extracting from the first index. Finally I am spliting on "." and joining with a blankspace.
Note : It also works for simple email ids like "kapil.sharma@gmail.com"
I would just add a start of input anchor ^
to the head of your expression, plus a look ahead for a space so you get just the name (no trailing space):
^[^<]+(?= )
No need for brackets; group 0 is the whole match, which is what you want.
See live demo .
You may try this:
const regex = /^\\s*([^<]+)\\s*</g; const str = `Kapil Arora <kapil.arora@abc.in> bla bla bla <asadfasdf>`; var match = regex.exec(str); console.log(match[1].trim());
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