Reputation: 848
I have a string in ruby, in which I have text like give below.
ink = "<a href=\"https://www.abc.gov/asd/asdfg/bill/bill-a\">H.R.11461</a>"
ink = "<a href=\"https://www.abc.gov/asd/asdfg/bill/bill-b\">H.R.11461</a>"
ink = "<img class='image-small' src=\"https://www.abc.gov/asd/asdfg/bill/bill-a\">"
ink = "<img class='image-large' src=\"https://www.abc.gov/asd/asdfg/bill/bill-b\" id='image'>"
ink = "<iframe class='ifram' src=\"http://www.xyzabc.com\"></iframe>"
ink = "<iframe src=\"http://www.xyzabc.com\" id='fram-1'></iframe>"
I want to match only source URL of image, means value scr attribute of img
tag by regular expression.
Output should be like,
https://www.abc.gov/asd/asdfg/bill/bill-a
https://www.abc.gov/asd/asdfg/bill/bill-b
Is there any way to get expected output by regex in ruby?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1156
Reputation: 835
You can use an expression like this one:
<img.*?src=\\"(.+?)\\"
You'll need to use the global modifier for the regex to get all matches on several tags. If you are testing one string at a time, it shouldn't be necessary.
Upvotes: 2