Not able to get the number in between the two slashes.
For example, the string I have is https://testingjustcheck.com/adm/inventory/inventory/2261695/change/?_changelist_filters=q=&q-l=off
.
Here, I wanted to get 2261695
. For that, I am using this /\/(\d )/
regex. The output I am getting is /2261695,2261695
.
I checked at https://regex101.com/r/XJcoWB/1 also. How to modify the regex to get only 2261695
?
CodePudding user response:
You can use this pattern (?<=/)\d (?=/)
:
(?<=/)
: Occurrence must be preceded by a slash\d
: Occurrence must a (multiple) digit(s)(?=/)
: Occurrence must be followed by a slash
Here is an example on Regex 101.
Note
Depending on the usage, you might need to escape to slash, i.e. (?<=\/)\d (?=\/)
. (Not needed in Python, required on regex101 though).
Example with Python
import re
re.findall(r"(?<=/)\d (?=/)", "https://testingjustcheck.com/adm/inventory/inventory/2261695/change/?_changelist_filters=q=&q-l=off")
# ['2261695']