I have the following element stored as a String:
<div class="some-class" id="my-id" data-theme="black"> <strong data-animation="fade" disabled>Hello world!</strong> </div>
I want to extract all the attributes names like this:
["class", "id", "data-theme", "data-animation", "disabled"]
This is what I tried to do, but I get also the values and dosent match the data-animation and disabled:
http://jsbin.com/hibebezibo/edit?js,console
EDIT:
Manged to get attributes using:
[w-]+(?=s*=s*".*?")
But I still cant get the “disabled” prop.
Can someone explain me how to achieve this? Thanks!
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Answer
Using below regex which benefits from a positive lookahead you are able to match attributes’ names:
[ ][w-]+(?=[^<]*>)
Note: Adding - to character class is a must.
javascript code:
const HtmlElement = `<div class="some-class" id="my-id" data-theme="black">
<strong data-animation="fade" disabled>Hello world!</strong>
</div>`
console.log(HtmlElement.match(/ [w-]+(?=[^<]*>)/g).map(function(element) {
return element.trimLeft();
}));However it’s not bulletproof as it can match words following a >. E.g:
<strong data-animation="fade" disabled>Hello world!></strong>
So it’s recommended to accomplish such a task using DOM functionalities:
var html = document.createElement('div');
html.innerHTML = '<div class="some-class" id="my-id" xlink:href data-theme="black"><strong data-animation="fade" disabled>Hello world!</strong></div>';
var attrNodes = document.evaluate('//*/attribute::*', html, null, XPathResult.ANY_TYPE, null)
var nextAttrNode = attrNodes.iterateNext()
var arrAttrs = [];
while (nextAttrNode) {
arrAttrs.push(nextAttrNode.name)
nextAttrNode = attrNodes.iterateNext();
}
console.log(arrAttrs)