My input values are:
FRKK1111122222AAAAAAAAAAA33
To match below condition:
Skip first 4 characters. for ex - FRKK then Check 1111122222 is number or not, Check AAAAAAAAAAA is letters or not Check 33 is number or not
I tried to break using substr and passing this string in function to match seprate values.
ischar(str){
var letters = "^[a-zA-Z]*$";
if(str.match(letters)){
return true;
}
else{
return false;
}
}
You can use a simple regex test
const str = 'FRKK1111122222AAAAAAAAAAA33'; const check = /^.{4}\\d{10}[az]{11}\\d{2}$/i; console.log(check.test(str));
Note that
var letters = "^[a-zA-Z]*$";
is not a regex but a plain string, you're currently passing a string to match
. A regex in javascript is constructed with /<regex expression here>/
, not enclosed by '
or "
.
If you've already validated the string and you want to get the parts you can use this pattern. Here's the explanation.
var re = /[\\S]{4}(\\d{10})([a-zA-Z]{11})(\\d{2})/; var str = 'FRKK1111122222AAAAAAAAAAA33'; var [str, first, second, third] = str.match(re); console.log(first, second, third);
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