erisu
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3 months ago IMO, the regular expression is not universal. It is more strict on what is allowed as a scheme.
Looking at O'Reilly - Extracting the Scheme from a URL, they suggest to use the following regular expression for matching URL parts.
^([a-z][a-z0-9+\-.]*):Using the above regular expression with following test data:
http://cordova.apache.org
https://cordova.apache.org
org.apache://cordova.foobarIt would identfy that http, https and org.apache are schemes.
In regards to Cordova, I am not sure why a stricter expression was applied.
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NSRegularExpression parts = [NSRegularExpression regularExpressionWithPattern:@"^((\|[A-Za-z-]+):/?/?)?(((\\.)?[^/:]+)|\)?(:(\d+))?(/.)?" options:0 error:nil]; Some schemes cannot be adding into allowlist, for example, com.12306, openapp.jdmobile. Is thie regularExpression for scheme ((\*|[A-Za-z-]+)) universial?
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