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fix: push '\' into className before regex special characters - #640
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* The `extractClassesFromHtml` function can fail to parse the some HTMLs because they have class names including special characters for regular expression.
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Hey @SeokminHong, thank you for your pull request 🤗. |
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Just stumbled upon the same error! Would love to see this merged. How can I help? |
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* fix: push '\' into className before regex special characters * The `extractClassesFromHtml` function can fail to parse the some HTMLs because they have class names including special characters for regular expression.
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Motivation
When I use a HTML elements containing regex's special characters(
\,$, and so on) for class,extractClassesFromHtmlfunction fails to parse them.Summary
extractClassesFromHtmlreturns a regex array for matching class, thus I added escape characters(\) before the special characters.Test plan
Try to parse the HTML document having class containing following characters for its class:
\,^,$,{,},[,],(,),.,*,+,?,|For example:
<code class="language-C++">