Specifically with regex:
I would do it using something like:
/\/(\w+)\/(\w+)(\?{1}.*)?$/
That means:
\/ un slash
(\w+) un texto (grupo de captura)
\/ otro slash
(\w+) otro texto (grupo de captura)
(\?{1}.*)? query string "?blabla" (grupo de captura,opcional)
$ fin de la cadena
The fact that there is an explicit end of the string indicates that you will not be taking text + slash + text sets in between, but only the last two.
Since the url can have query string or not have it, all the possible query string is also a capture group. This means:
- Without query string, the last capture group does not exist, but since it is followed by
? the third element captured is empty.
- With query string, it has to be of the form
?xxxxxx .
A structure like this would allow you to parse a url that has (although it is not valid) two query string of the form
https://www.miurl.com/aaa/bbb?param=1/ccc/bbb/?param=2
Because the first occurrence of the pattern slash-texto-slash-texto-signo de interrogación-todo lo demás already satisfies the criterion and a second occurrence does not change the result (nor are there recursive searches)
var expreg = /\/(\w+)\/(\w+)(\?{1}.*)?$/,
url_con_qs = 'https://www.miurl.com.co/path/path/page1/login?execution=sp1',
url_sin_qs = 'https://www.miurl.com.co/path/path2/page2/login',
exec1 = expreg.exec(url_con_qs),
exec2 = expreg.exec(url_sin_qs);
if (exec1) {
console.log('url con qs',
exec1.slice(1, 3).join('/'));
}
if (exec2) {
console.log('url sin qs',
exec2.slice(1, 3).join('/'));
}
A more elaborate iteration could be to support URLs that end with slash (optional) or that support slash + query string. You probably do not care.
/\/(\w+)\/(\w+)(\/?|\/?\?{1}.*)$/
A shorter way:
Given a string of the form
https://www.miurl.com.co/path/path2/page2/login?lalala
Either without query string:
https://www.miurl.com.co/path/path2/page2/login
You could explode by ? , keep the first part, exploit it by / , take the last two values, and join them with /
var url_con_qs = 'https://www.miurl.com.co/path/path/page1/login?execution=sp1',
url_sin_qs = 'https://www.miurl.com.co/path/path2/page2/login',
ruta1 = url_con_qs.split('?')[0].split('/').slice(-2).join('/'),
ruta2 = url_sin_qs.split('?')[0].split('/').slice(-2).join('/');
console.log('url con qs', ruta1);
console.log('url sin qs', ruta2);