I'm trying to remove the comma that is located outside the brackets of the following excerpt:
2||Azul||Cor||["#1983ff", "#1983ff"],3||Amarelo||Cor||["#fff73d"]
I need the return, this way:
2||Azul||Cor||["#1983ff", "#1983ff"]3||Amarelo||Cor||["#fff73d"]
Can some ninja in regex give me a hand in this? (The above excerpt has no variation, it always turns out that way.) Thank you.
Assuming the principle that your return will have this format, you can simply:
var retorno = string.replace("],","]");
A simpler way to remove the comma, ignoring the rule of brackets in the sentence, using regular expression, as below, it replaces: (comma + number) / first house, hair (number) / second house:
var string = '2||Azul||Cor||["#1983ff", "#1983ff"],3||Amarelo||Cor||["#fff73d"]';
var rtn = string.replace(/(,)([0-9]+)/gi,'$2');
console.log(rtn);