[WIP] Issue 17 - Punctuation delimited url list #28
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Based on #17 I thought I would try adding in an option to pass in custom delimiters parsing a URL list.
The solution I am proposing is simply replacing the tail pattern in the original RegEx (
(?:\/\S*)) with a character set pattern ([a-z0-9\-._~:/?#%[\]@!$&'()*+;=,"]`). This then allows me to read the RegExp source and simply splice out the value we want to use as a delimiter.What it doesn't handle is multiple delimiters because I am using the
String.prototype.replacemethod with string arguments. I thought it was overkill so I didn't try to make it work.For reference, I pulled the allowable character set from this SO answer.