@stdlib/regexp-decimal-number v0.2.1
reDecimalNumber
Regular expression to match a decimal number.
Installation
npm install @stdlib/regexp-decimal-numberUsage
var reDecimalNumber = require( '@stdlib/regexp-decimal-number' );reDecimalNumber( [options] )
Returns a regular expression to match a decimal number.
var RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER = reDecimalNumber();
var out = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( 'foo 1.234.' );
// returns true
out = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '2:3' );
// returns falseThe function accepts an options object with optional properties:
- flags:
stringspecifying regular expression flags. Default:''. - capture:
booleanindicating whether to create a capture group for the match. Default:false.
By default, the function returns a regular expression which does not have any flags specified. To specify flags, set the flags option with a list of flags (which may be in any order).
var replace = require( '@stdlib/string-replace' );
var RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER = reDecimalNumber({
'flags': 'g'
});
var str = 'beep 1.234 boop 1.234';
var out = replace( str, RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER, '' );
// returns 'beep boop 'By default, the function returns a regular expression which does not capture the part of a string matching the regular expression. To capture matches, set the capture option.
var RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER = reDecimalNumber({
'capture': true
});
var out = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.exec( 'beep 1.234 boop' ).slice();
// returns [ '1.234', '1.234' ]
out = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.exec( '' );
// returns nullreDecimalNumber.REGEXP
Regular expression to match a decimal number.
var bool = reDecimalNumber.REGEXP.test( '2:3' );
// returns falsereDecimalNumber.REGEXP_CAPTURE
Regular expression to capture characters matching a decimal number.
var parts = reDecimalNumber.REGEXP_CAPTURE.exec( '1.234' );
// returns [ '1.234', '1.234' ]Notes
A leading digit is not required.
var bool = reDecimalNumber.REGEXP.test( '.5' ); // returns trueA decimal point and at least one trailing digit is required.
var bool = reDecimalNumber.REGEXP.test( '5.' ); // returns falseThe
REGEXPregular expression is defined as/[-+]{0,1}[0-9]*\.[0-9]+/The
REGEXP_CAPTUREregular expression is defined as/([-+]{0,1}[0-9]*\.[0-9]+)/
Examples
var reDecimalNumber = require( '@stdlib/regexp-decimal-number' );
var RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER = reDecimalNumber();
var bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '1.234' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( 'beep 1.234' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '1.234 boop' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( 'foo 1.234.' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( 'foo 1.234.567.890' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '1.234!' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '0.234' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '.234' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( 'beep .234' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '.234 boop' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '1.0' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '-1.0' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '+1.0' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '0.0' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '.0' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '1.234:' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '1.234%' );
// returns true
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '0' );
// returns false
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( 'beep 0' );
// returns false
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '2:3' );
// returns false
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( 'beep' );
// returns false
bool = RE_DECIMAL_NUMBER.test( '' );
// returns falseNotice
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