extract-domain | Extract domain name from an URL | DNS library
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Performant domain name extraction. No regex or array magic. However. This package will also remove the sub domain.
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I have already viewed and tried multiple other threads and doesn't work for me. I need the regex solution for it to work and no java code that does it without regex.
Some of the threads which I have already checked: Get domain name from given url, Extract host name/domain name from URL string, and Java regex to extract domain name? None work for me, either the regex doesn't work or the solution is a java code without regex.
What I am trying to do?
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 07:04You may use this regex with optional matches and capture groups:
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I followed this tutorial: https://shopify.dev/tutorials/build-a-shopify-app-with-node-and-react
From the beginning, my app was extremely slow to load, including when changing tabs, including when loaded through ngrok and run on localhost or deployed on app engine.
What could be causing this ?
P.S.: I am new to React, Next.js and Shopify App development, so the answer could be quite basic.
P.P.S.: The build output seems to indicate "First Load JS shared by all" is too large based on the red color. I do not know how to investigate this and reduce the size of said chunks although a mere 214KB could not explain such slow load times, could it ?
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Answered 2020-Aug-15 at 16:48Your initial load on index, according your dev tools waterfall, took almost 2 seconds for only 18.5KB of data. This is alarmingly slow and prior to the rest of your resources being reached even. My first thought would be network/server lag. Are you hosting this locally or on a web server of some sort?
I would strip it down as much as you can, maybe even just try and load a simple index.html file with only a header. If that takes a couple of seconds to load then you may need to either upgrade or migrate to a better host. If you are hosting locally this could just be an issue of your internet having a low upload speed. Many internet plans have fast downloads but slow uploads and you are not always going to get what your ISP promises.
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