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issue-regex

v4.3.0

Published

Regular expression for matching issue references

Downloads

699,238

Readme

issue-regex

Regular expression for matching issue references

Install

npm install issue-regex

Usage

import issueRegex from 'issue-regex';

'Fixes #143 and avajs/ava#1023'.match(issueRegex());
//=> ['#143', 'avajs/ava#1023']

Organization name, repository name, and issue number are also available individually in capturing groups 1-3, or named groups organization, repository, and issueNumber:

issueRegex().exec('Fixes avajs/ava#1023');
/*
[
	'avajs/ava#1023',
	'avajs',
	'ava',
	'1023',
	index: 6,
	input: 'Fixes avajs/ava#1023',
	groups: {
		organization: 'avajs',
		repository: 'ava',
		issueNumber: '1023'
	}
]
*/

API

issueRegex(options?)

Returns a RegExp for matching issue references.

options

Type: object

additionalPrefix

Support for references like GH-123 can be added manually. Adding a prefix will still match the #-based references:

import issueRegex from 'issue-regex';

issueRegex({additionalPrefix: 'GH-'}).exec('GH-123');
//=> ['GH-123', 'GH-', '123']

'Fixes GH-143 and avajs/ava#1023'.match(issueRegex({additionalPrefix: 'GH-'}));
//=> ['GH-143', 'avajs/ava#1023']

[!NOTE] additionalPrefix is added unescaped to the regex, keep it simple.

Important

If you run the regex against untrusted user input in a server context, you should give it a timeout.

I do not consider ReDoS a valid vulnerability for this package.

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