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如何用链接替换普通 URL?

更新时间:2023-02-23 14:31:52

首先,滚动您自己的正则表达式来解析 URL 是一个可怕的想法.你必须想象这是一个很常见的问题,有人已经编写、调试和测试根据RFC,它的库.URI 很复杂 - 查看 URL 代码在 Node.js 中解析 和关于 URI 方案的***页面.

First off, rolling your own regexp to parse URLs is a terrible idea. You must imagine this is a common enough problem that someone has written, debugged and tested a library for it, according to the RFCs. URIs are complex - check out the code for URL parsing in Node.js and the Wikipedia page on URI schemes.

在解析 URL 时有很多边缘情况:国际域名,实际(.museum)与不存在(.etc)TLD,奇怪的标点符号,包括括号、URL 末尾的标点符号、IPV6 主机名等.

There are a ton of edge cases when it comes to parsing URLs: international domain names, actual (.museum) vs. nonexistent (.etc) TLDs, weird punctuation including parentheses, punctuation at the end of the URL, IPV6 hostnames etc.

我看过a大量a>,尽管有一些缺点,但仍有一些值得使用:

I've looked at a ton of libraries, and there are a few worth using despite some downsides:

  • Soapbox's linkify has seen some serious effort put into it, and a major refactor in June 2015 removed the jQuery dependency. It still has issues with IDNs.
  • AnchorMe is a newcomer that claims to be faster and leaner. Some IDN issues as well.
  • Autolinker.js lists features very specifically (e.g. "Will properly handle HTML input. The utility will not change the href attribute inside anchor () tags"). I'll thrown some tests at it when a demo becomes available.

我很快取消了这项任务的资格的图书馆:

Libraries that I've disqualified quickly for this task:

  • Django's urlize didn't handle certain TLDs properly (here is the official list of valid TLDs. No demo.
  • autolink-js wouldn't detect "www.google.com" without http://, so it's not quite suitable for autolinking "casual URLs" (without a scheme/protocol) found in plain text.
  • Ben Alman's linkify hasn't been maintained since 2009.

如果坚持使用正则表达式,最全面的就是网址来自组件的正则表达式,尽管它会通过查看它错误地检测到一些不存在的两字母 TLD.

If you insist on a regular expression, the most comprehensive is the URL regexp from Component, though it will falsely detect some non-existent two-letter TLDs by looking at it.