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Regular expression for matching JavaScript comments
This is pretty fragile and created for performance reasons where using a real parser would be overkill. Do not use it with untrusted user input.
npm install comment-regex
import {commentRegex} from 'comment-regex';
// Contains a comment
commentRegex().test('/* unicorn */\nvar foo = true;');
//=> true
// Get the contents of a comment
commentRegex().exec('/* unicorn */\nvar foo = true;')[2].trim();
// Get all the comments
'/* unicorn */\nvar foo = true;\nvar unicorn = "rainbows"; // rainbow'.match(commentRegex());
//=> ['/* unicorn */', ' // rainbow']
The contents of the comment is in the first submatch.
Returns a regex for matching line and block comments.
Returns a regex for matching line comments.
Returns a regex for matching block comments.
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Regular expression for matching JavaScript comments
The npm package comment-regex receives a total of 21,648 weekly downloads. As such, comment-regex popularity was classified as popular.
We found that comment-regex demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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