iterable-regexp-exec
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Iterable interface for RegExp.prototype.exec()
$ npm install --save iterable-regexp-exec
const iterableRegexpExec = require('iterable-regexp-exec');
const res = iterableRegexpExec(/[unicorns]/g, 'rainbows');
[...res].map(match => match[0]);
//=> ['r', 'i', 'n', 'o', 's']
Yields regexp.exec(string) once per iteration.
Type: regexp
Type: boolean
MIT © Dmitriy Sobolev
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Iterable interface for RegExp.prototype.exec()
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