I have a string that looks like this :
LE PUY EN VELAY (NIVEAU_SITE)LYON 03 (@A)01AIGLETTE (GEX)
What I need is to modify this string so that each time it finds the character ) it adds a , just after.
It would look like this :
LE PUY EN VELAY (NIVEAU_SITE), LYON 03 (@A), 01AIGLETTE (GEX)
The last ")" doest not have to have a "," sign after
You can try with replace() and regex /\)(?=.*\))/g
Where
\) matches the character ) literally
Positive Lookahead (?=.*\))
.* matches any character (except for line terminators)
var str = "LE PUY EN VELAY (NIVEAU_SITE)LYON 03 (@A)01AIGLETTE (GEX)";
str = str.replace(/\)(?=.*\))/g,"), ");
console.log(str);
Use split join and splice
var a = "LE PUY EN VELAY (NIVEAU_SITE)LYON 03 (@A)01AIGLETTE (GEX)";
var x = a.split('');
x.forEach(function(e, j) {
if (e == ')')
x.splice(j + 1, 1, ',')
})
x[x.length - 1] = '';
console.log(x.join(''))While Mamum answer is most optimised and clean but if you don't know regular expression, you can do something like this
You can try something like this..
let str = "LE PUY EN VELAY (NIVEAU_SITE)LYON 03 (@A)01AIGLETTE (GEX)";
str = str.split('').map((el, index) => {
if (str.length === index + 1) return el
if (el === ')') return '),'
else return el
})
console.log(str.join(''));const updateString = (str)=>{
str = str.replace(/["')]/g,"),");
if(str.charAt(str.length -2) == ')' && str.charAt(str.length -1) == ',' ){
str = str.slice(0, str.length-1);
}
}
