The method in javascript to use regex for extracting a string between dashes is using the match()
method with a regular expression that matches the string between the dashes.
const str = "hello-world";
const regex = /-(.*)-/;
const result = str.match(regex)[1];
// result will be "world"
In this example, the regular expression /-(.*)-/
matches any characters between two dashes. The match()
method returns an array with the entire matched string, followed by the matched capturing groups. The [1]
at the end of the expression extracts the first capturing group, which is the string between the dashes.
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Asked: 2022-12-31 11:00:00 +0000
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Last updated: Dec 23 '21
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