Do you have them in an array? That'd be ideal, as you could do something like this:
const getWords = arr => { const regEx = /macports?/i return arr.filter(x => regEx.test(x)) }
If no array, then forget about the filter, but you can still apply the same principle.
filter
Another way to go would be:
string.includes("macport")
Though you might have to turn the string into lower case for this one.
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Do you have them in an array? That'd be ideal, as you could do something like this:
If no array, then forget about the
filter
, but you can still apply the same principle.Another way to go would be:
Though you might have to turn the string into lower case for this one.