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linkify @mentions and #hashtags in a tweet
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| function( | |
| a // the text of the tweet to be enlinked | |
| ){ | |
| return a.replace( // replace | |
| /[@#]\w+/g, // any mention/hashtag | |
| function( | |
| b, // the matched mention/hashtag | |
| c // placeholder | |
| ){ | |
| a = "search"; // reuse for "search" | |
| c = "twitter.com/"; // the core twitter url | |
| return b.link( // put the match in a link to | |
| "//" + ( // the "//" protocol, + | |
| b[a]("#") // if the match starts with "#" | |
| ? c // twitter.com/, or otherwise | |
| : a + "." + c + // search.twitter.com/ + | |
| a + "?q=" // search?q= | |
| ) + // and then finally, + | |
| b // the mention/hashtag. | |
| ) | |
| } | |
| ) | |
| } | |
| // For details about the little-known String::link method, see: | |
| // https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/link |
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| function(a){return a.replace(/[@#]\w+/g,function(b,c){a="search";c="twitter.com/";return b.link("//"+(b[a]("#")?c:a+"."+c+a+"?q=")+b)})} |
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| Copyright (c) 2011 Jed Schmidt, http://jed.is | |
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| { | |
| "name": "enlink", | |
| "keywords": ["twitter", "tweet", "link", "mention", "hashtag"] | |
| } |
Author
Good catch! Fixed. That byte may be what we need to fix @mention links from including the @.
Awesome work Jed, although I have some changes:
- It matches email address too, so need \B to indicate a word boundary
- It contains the @ in the mention URL (which works, but it isn't perfect)
I've made some changes to fix these issues and it comes in at 138 bytes:
function(a){return a.replace(/\B[@#]\w+/g,function(b){return b.link('//twitter.com/'+(b[a='search']('#')?'':a+'?q=%23')+b.substring(1))})}
Author
ha, who tweets email addresses?
(but seriously, thanks! fixed.)
You need to use \B instead of \b. \b matches boundaries where a word and a non-word character met (or vice versa). For example, '[email protected]'.replace(/\b/g,'|') returns |example|@|example|.|com|, making all boundaries visible. In your case, you need it the other way around. There should not be a boundary in front of the @. Hope that helps.
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This should be a byte shorter: