Sometimes, we want to split a JavaScript string into fixed-length pieces.
In this article, we’ll look at how to split a JavaScript string into fixed-length pieces.
How to split a JavaScript string into fixed-length pieces?
To split a JavaScript string into fixed-length pieces, we can call the string’s match
method with a regex.
For instance, we write:
const a = 'aaaabbbbccccee';
const b = a.match(/(.{1,4})/g);
console.log(b)
to call a.match
with a regex that matches characters in groups of 4 throughout the string.
As a result, we get that b
is ['aaaa', 'bbbb', 'cccc', 'ee']
.
Conclusion
To split a JavaScript string into fixed-length pieces, we can call the string’s match
method with a regex.