daniel-gagnon
Ash Framework: Hard to read regex (page 48)
The regex on page 48 is hard to read:
~r/(^https:\/\/|\/images\/).+(\.png|\.jpg)$/
It can be improved by changing the delimiters which means that you don’t have to escape all the forward slashes. Like so:
~r"(^https://|/images/).+(\.png|\.jpg)$"
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sevenseacat
Author of Ash Framework
Oh that’s a great idea! Thank you, we’ll do that 
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