I have a string:
for (;;); {
"__ar": 1,
"payload": null,
"jsmods": {
"require": [
["ServerRedirect", "redirectPageTo", [],
["https:\/\/bigzipfiles.facebook.com\/p\/dl\/download\/file.php?r=100028316830939&t=100028316830939&j=11&i=5823694&ext=12121516&hash=AaBVNURld6wrKBcU", true, false]
]
],
"define": [
["KSConfig", []
}
I try to regex this to be: https://bigzipfiles.facebook.com/p/dl/download/file.php?r=100028316830939&t=100028316830939&j=11&i=5823694&ext=12121516&hash=AaBVNURld6wrKBcU
I've used
var results = $(document).find("pre").html();
var regex1 = new RegExp(/["\w\.\/\;\?\=\-\&\\\\"]/);
var resultsReplace = regex1.exec(results);
console.log(resultsReplace);
but it is not working.
Can anyone help me, please?
Assuming it is always URL and the delimiter is always " we can use a much simpler regex here, like:
str.match(/http[^"]+/)[0]
So we looking for a string starting with http with any following characters except " since the match string never can get one because this is a delimiter.
LMK if cases are wider (not an url, may not start with http, etc.) and I'll adjust regex.
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