Javascript: Selectively Remove Hash (or Hashes) From Urls, So That The Url Remains Valid Or Usable

Say we have the following urls: 1. http://example.com#hash0 2. http://example.com#hash0#hash1 3. http://example.com#hash0/sample.net/ 4. http://example.com#hash0/sample.net/#hash1

Solution 1:

Maybe this what you want, with a regular expression.

var urls = [
        'http://example.com#hash0',                   // remove'http://example.com#hash0#hash1',             // remove'http://example.com#hash0/sample.net/',       // keep'http://example.com#hash0/sample.net/#hash1', // remove #hash1'http://example.com#hash0/image.jpg',         // keep'http://example.com#hash0/image.jpg#hash1',   // remove #hash1'something.php#?type=abc&id=123',             // keep'something.php#?type=abc&id=123#hash0',       // remove #hash0'something.php/?type=abc&id=#123',            // remove #123
    ],
    result = urls.map(h => h.replace(/(?:#[^#\/\?\.]*)*#[^#\/\?\.]*$/gi, ''));
    
console.log(result);

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