I'm trying to remove certain parts of an email using regex in python
For instance john@gmail
can also create john+1@gmail
john+sometext@gmail.com
john+som_et.ext@gmail.com
and so on..
I would like remove the +1
, +sometext
, +som_et.ext
so I'm always left john@gmail.com
If I use ([+])\w+
( https://regexr.com/6t7ls ) this fails if the email is something like john+som_et.ext@gmail.com
I'm also not totally sure how to convert this to python I have tried the following which does not work
REMOVE_PLUS_ADDRESSES = re.compile('([+])\w+/g')
m = REMOVE_PLUS_ADDRESSES.match('asdfasd+asdf@gmail.com')
You can use
re.sub(r'\+[^\s@]*(?=@)', '', text)
See the regex demo .
Details :
\+
- the +
char [^\s@]*
- zero or more chars other than whitespace and @
(?=@)
- a location immediately before a @
char.
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