Replacing three dots between square brackets JS

Question

I'm having a trouble with blog posts excerpt..

I'm using Wordpress as headless CMS and it returns me post excerpt in specific format. It looks like <p>some text here [...]</p> and I'm trying to write one regular expression that will get rid of paragraphs and those brackets with dots in between.

I ended up with something like

excerpt.replace(/<p>|<\/p>/g, '') and it works with paragraphs but I can't find any solution to get rid of those three dots in one regular expression..

Is that possible at all?

Answer 1

Ok - I didn't notice one thing xD

Wordpress returns […] instead of [...] ..

Now everything works perfectly with something like

const parsedExcerpt = excerpt.replace(/<p>|<\/p>|\r?\n|\r|\[…]/g, '');