Explain the reason for double escapes
Signed-off-by: RMidhunSuresh <rmidhunsuresh@gmail.com>
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The regex is split into component strings;
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meaning that any escapes (\) must be also
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be escaped.
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const scheme = "(?:https|http|ftp):\\/\\/";
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const scheme = "(?:https|http|ftp):\\/\\/";
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const host = "[a-zA-Z0-9:.\\[\\]-]";
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const host = "[a-zA-Z0-9:.\\[\\]-]";
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them in path or fragment components.
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them in path or fragment components.
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https://matrix.org/<smiley> - valid
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https://matrix.org/<smiley> - valid
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https://matrix.org<smiley> - invalid
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https://matrix.org<smiley> - invalid
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2. Do not treat punctuation at the end as a part of the URL (.,?!)
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2. Do not treat punctuation at the end as a part of the URL (.,?!)
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const urlRegex = `${scheme}${host}+(?:${additional}|${endASCII})`;
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const urlRegex = `${scheme}${host}+(?:${additional}|${endASCII})`;
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