extract-data-from-text
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Extract emails, prices, numbers, geo locations from texts by regular expressions
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Extract emails and phones from texts by regular expressions
Install with npm:
npm install extract-data-from-text --save
var string = require('extract-data-from-text')
string.emails('lorem ipsum a@domain.com aaa b@domain.com')
// returns => ['a@domain.com', 'b@domain.com']
string.phones('+1 123 456 789 john john +1 432 456 789')
// returns => ['+1123456789', '+1432456789']
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Extract emails, prices, numbers, geo locations from texts by regular expressions
The npm package extract-data-from-text receives a total of 67 weekly downloads. As such, extract-data-from-text popularity was classified as not popular.
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