I have a path where the first segments in this path are constant and will never change, the last segment is variable.
Example:
/my/awesome/path
/my/awesome/path/
/my/awesome/path/1
/my/awesome/path/2
Is it possible using regex to determine the last segment and group it to a certain name?
For example group it to name: id
So the match would be:
1. id=""
2. id=""
3. id="1"
4. id="2"
CodePudding user response:
If you absolutely, 100% must use a regex, here's one possible solution which should work with most regex engines:
^/my/awesome/path/?(.*)$
The first capturing group will contain your id after the known prefix (with our without slash).