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PCRE (PHP <7.3)

^(?<Scheme>[file|ftp|https{0,1}|ldap|telnet]+:\/{2})?(?<Subdomain>[a-zA-Z0-9-]{0,4}\.)?(?<Domain>\w+\.\w+\.?\w+\/)(?<Subdirectory>@[\w.]+\/)?(?<Path>[\w_~.-]+\/?[\w_-]+\/{0,1}?[\w_~.-]+)(?<Query>[%?&;].[\w&_~.=-]+)?(?<Fragment>#?[\/\w_-~.,=&-]+)?$

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This regular expression parses URLs and captures their subcomponents.

${1} ==> Scheme/Protocol
${2} ==> Subdomain
${3} ==> Domain name
${4} ==> Subdirectory
${5} ==> Path
${6} ==> Query
${7} ==> Fragment

It ignores port numbers. Port numbers are necessary. But, they are rarely visible in URLs. When used in a URL, it comes after the TLD separated by a colon. When using HTTP, port 80 is standard. For HTTPS, use port 443.

Submitted by Syd Salmon - 5 years ago

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Regular ExpressionPCRE (PHP <7.3)

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Regular Expression
PCRE (PHP <7.3)