Module:StripLink - Revision history

Admin at 10:06, 11 May 2025

2025-05-11T10:06:58Z

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	function p.strip(frame)		function p.strip(frame)
	~~-- Get the input string (e.g., [url])~~
	local input = frame.args[1] or ''		local input = frame.args[1] or ''
	-- ~~Match~~ content ~~between~~ single brackets ~~[ ]~~		-- Extract content inside single brackets
	local ~~stripped~~ = input:match('%[%s(.-)%s%]')		local inner = input:match('%[%s(.-)%s%]')
	-- ~~If a~~ match ~~was found,~~ return ~~it; otherwise, return the original~~ input		if inner then
	return ~~stripped or~~ input		-- Return only the first whitespace-delimited segment (the URL)
			local url = inner:match('^(%S+)')
			return url or input
			end
			return input
	end		end

	return p		return p

Admin at 10:04, 11 May 2025

2025-05-11T10:04:10Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:04, 11 May 2025
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	local p = {}		local p = {}

	~~-- Main function. Expects the link as the first unnamed argument.~~
	function p.strip(frame)		function p.strip(frame)
	-- Get the input string (~~could be a link like [~~[url]])		-- Get the input string (e.g., [url])
	local input = frame.args[1] or ''		local input = frame.args[1] or ''
	-- ~~Use pattern matching to strip [[ and ]]~~		-- Match content between single brackets [ ]
	~~-- This will capture the minimal~~ content between [~~[ and ]~~]		local stripped = input:match('%[%s(.-)%s%]')
	local stripped = input:match('[(.-)]')
	-- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input		-- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input
	return stripped or input		return stripped or input

Admin at 10:02, 11 May 2025

2025-05-11T10:02:49Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:02, 11 May 2025
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	-- Use pattern matching to strip [[ and ]]		-- Use pattern matching to strip [[ and ]]
	-- This will capture the minimal content between [[ and ]]		-- This will capture the minimal content between [[ and ]]
	local stripped = input:match('%[%s(.-)~~%s%~~]')		local stripped = input:match('[(.-)]')
	-- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input		-- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input
	return stripped or input		return stripped or input

Admin at 10:01, 11 May 2025

2025-05-11T10:01:24Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:01, 11 May 2025
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	-- Use pattern matching to strip [[ and ]]		-- Use pattern matching to strip [[ and ]]
	-- This will capture the minimal content between [[ and ]]		-- This will capture the minimal content between [[ and ]]
	local stripped = input:match('%[%[%s(.-)%s%]%]')		local stripped = input:match('%[%s(.-)%s%]')
	-- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input		-- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input
	return stripped or input		return stripped or input

Admin: Created page with "local p = {} -- Main function. Expects the link as the first unnamed argument. function p.strip(frame) -- Get the input string (could be a link like url) local input = frame.args[1] or '' -- Use pattern matching to strip and -- This will capture the minimal content between and local stripped = input:match('%[%[%s(.-)%s%]%]') -- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input return stripped or input end..."

2025-05-11T09:56:11Z

Created page with "local p = {} -- Main function. Expects the link as the first unnamed argument. function p.strip(frame) -- Get the input string (could be a link like url) local input = frame.args[1] or '' -- Use pattern matching to strip and -- This will capture the minimal content between and local stripped = input:match('%[%[%s*(.-)%s*%]%]') -- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input return stripped or input end..."

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local p = {}

-- Main function. Expects the link as the first unnamed argument.
function p.strip(frame)
-- Get the input string (could be a link like [[url]])
local input = frame.args[1] or ''
-- Use pattern matching to strip [[ and ]]
-- This will capture the minimal content between [[ and ]]
local stripped = input:match('%[%[%s*(.-)%s*%]%]')
-- If a match was found, return it; otherwise, return the original input
return stripped or input
end

return p