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Get the middle part after spliting by two delemeter in a string using regex

Here is my String
Hey, Mounty Camp booking for {product} is Confirmed.%0A%0AHere are the details:%0ACamp Name: {product}%0ALocation: {location}%0AType: {roomType}%0ACheckIn : {checkIn}%0ACheckOut : {checkOut}%0AGuests: {guests}%0AAddress: {address}%0AGoogle Maps Location: {mapLink}%0A%0ANet Amount: {netAmount}%0AAdvance: {advanceAmount}%0APay at Camp: {pendingAmount}
Now I need the only middle of {} these two in an array
Here I have tried by this /{(.*?)} regular expressing but it is not working. Only it is giving the first middle part not entirely what I want.

Add g (global) flag to regex and after use this code :
var str = '%0A%0AHere are the details:%0ACamp Name: {product}%0ALocation: {location}%0AType: {roomType}%0ACheckIn : {checkIn}%0ACheckOut : {checkOut}%0AGuests: {guests}%0AAddress: {address}%0AGoogle Maps Location: {mapLink}%0A%0ANet Amount: {netAmount}%0AAdvance: {advanceAmount}%0APay at Camp: {pendingAmount}';
var result = str.match(/{(.*?)}/g).map(function (val) {
val = val.replace(/{/g, '');
return val.replace(/}/g, '');
});
console.log(result);

Extract certain Columns and Rows from a json string

I get a JSON response like this from a server,
{
id : 1,
text : 'Name City Country \nJohn \n Chicago \nIllinois \nAlbert \nHouston \nTexas '
}
if I do console.log(response.text); the output is like this in tabular form
Now I want only want the Name column along with the rows and the output should look like this
Suggest me a workaround for this. Since the value is a string I'm facing a lot of trouble to extract only the required columns

I haven't tested this, but something like this should work:
var jsonData = "{ id : 1, text : 'Name City Country \nJohn \n Chicago \nIllinois \nAlbert \nHouston \nTexas ' }";
var obj1 = jsonData.split('\n');
for(var i= 1; i<obj1.length-2; i=i+3)
{
console.log("Name: " +obj1[i]+", City: "+obj1[i + 1]+", Country: " +obj1[i + 2]);
}

Use trim and split to get the Name City and Country texts.
const obj = { id : 1, text : 'Name City Country \nJohn \n Chicago \nIllinois \nAlbert \nHouston \nTexas ' }
console.log(obj.text.split("\n")[0].trim().split(" "));

You can use any of the javascript csv parser to parse the text to csv and access the particular column.
Ref: javascript-code-to-parse-csv-data

Extract information from string - JavaScript

I am currently implementing google places autocomplete and the module I am using in React Native gives me the address as a whole string and not in address components. However, I need to have the postal code and city separate. The example response always look like this:
address: 'Calle Gran Vía, 8, 28013 Madrid, Spain
From this string I would need to have an object that looks like this:
{
city: 'Madrid',
postal_code: 28013,
}
How could I achieve this?

It's not the most "clean" or "smooth" answer, but it's something:
var response = "address: 'Calle Gran Vía, 8, 28013 Madrid, Spain";
var subStr = response.split(",")[2];
var obj = {
city: subStr.split(" ")[2],
postal_code: subStr.split(" ")[1]
};
console.log(obj);

For the city I think the best way is to use an array of cities and search it in the string
var str = "Calle Gran Vía, 8, 28013 Madrid, Spain";
var cities = ["Paris", "Berlin", "Madrid"];
var city = cities.filter(function(item) {
if (str.search(item) != -1)
return item;
})[0] || null;
For the postal code you should use a regex depending on the country (a good list of regex by country)

Probably split the string by ',' with array methods, take the third element of the array and split that by ' ', then you have your data points.

If you can always count on it being in that same format, you can do the following.
var splitAdress = address.split(",");
//This will give you ["Calle Gran Vía", " 8", " 28013 Madrid", " Spain"]
splitAdress = splitAdress[2].split(" ");
//This will give you ["", "28013", "Madrid"]
You'll first split the string into an array based on the comma and then follow it up by splitting on the space. The extra element in the second array is due to the space. This is an example of what #CBroe pointed out in the comments.

list=adress.split(",")[2].split()
list[0] gives you the postal code
list[1] gives you the city name
It depend on if there is always a comma in the "Calle Gran Vía, 8", if not you can use instead list=adress.split(",")[-2].split()

You might want to try this.
var address="Calle Gran Vía, 8, 28013 Madrid, Spain";
var splits = address.split(',')[2].trim().split(' ');
var newAdd = {
city : splits[1],
postal_code : splits[0]
}
console.log(newAdd);

ionic : - convert string to latitude, longitude append more digit at end?

i want to convertstring to latlng suppose string is 23.097278,72.446139 i want to convert it to latlng, when i split strings i get result as i want but when i converting to latlng it appends some digits at end of co ordinate
for example
centerPoint : (23.081295, 72.49794399999996), what i have done so far is below plz help me to solve it.
temp="23.097278,72.446139";
let temp1 = temp.split(',');
let coordinatesLat = temp1[0];
let coordinatesLong = temp1[1];
console.log("temp1 : " +coordinatesLong);
let centerPoint = new google.maps.LatLng(coordinatesLat, coordinatesLong);
console.log("centerPoint : " +centerPoint);
output in log
temp1 : 72.497944
centerPoint : (23.081295, 72.49794399999996)

Try to convert it to float
var latDouble = parseFloat(lat);
var longDouble = parseFloat(long);

Extract numbers and words from address string using jquery

I have an address string which varies from address to address.
var address_string = '6-3-54/A/889, Road no 45, Toli Chowki, Bangalore, Karnataka 700065, India'
How can I separate the following fields from the above address_string using jQuery
6-3-54/A/889
Road no 45
Toli Chowki
Bangalore
Karnataka
700065
India

Why jQuery?
what_you_need = address_string.split(', ')

You can use split function as below.
var arr = address_string.split(',');
Access and print as below:
for(var i=0;i<arr.length;i++)
{
document.write(arr[i]);
}
Please refer this link ( JS Fiddle) will help to solve you problem
You can use below code to get numbers(array) from String :
String.prototype.getNums= function(){
var rx=/[+-]?((\.\d+)|(\d+(\.\d+)?)([eE][+-]?\d+)?)/g,
mapN= this.match(rx) || [];
return mapN.map(Number);
};
var s= 'I want to extract 123 and 456 from this string ';
alert(s.getNums());
You can check Length as below :
alert(s.getNums()[0].toString().length);
// and so on