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I am working on some code for an online bible. I need to identify when references are written out. I have looked all through stackoverflow and tried various regex examples but they all seem to fail with single books (eg Jude) as they require a number to proceed the book name. Here is my solution so far :

Given Alex Birsan's revelation that he was able to run code internally within major private companies via dependency confusion (uploading packages to a public repo with the same name as a company's private/internal package, but with a higher version number), does Gemfury have protections against this?

I know the blended index goes a long way because all dependencies will be pulled from the Gemfury repo first if applicable, but does this include version checks? For example: if my Gemfury repo contains package A with version 1.1 and the public repo contains package A with version 1.2, and my package.json is set to pull the package with the highest minor number, is Gemfury smart enough to pull version 1.1 from my local repo instead of 1.2 from the public repo?

I have one table bibles that having two columns only i.e. is below:-

I'm trying to save MP3 Tags to files in a folder. I have assigned new values from the spreadsheet to the temp_track as below but could not find a way to finish the last step to save the files with the new data.

My code:

Attempt

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I am working on a node project which use google search api. I am getting the reponse in the following way:

I'm trying to make a decoding effect and I have found useful stack overflow questions to help with that but I am facing a weird problem. I have an example that I got from a stack overflow link(answer by Flambino) and it works perfectly fine. However, when I put it in my html files and test it locally, it doesn't do anything(no decoding effect). My local code from these html files are below.

Figure I'll put this here for posterity.

What is the regex for ####.@@@@X?

• Where "#" is any number up to 4 digits before the decimal point but only one leading 0 allowed
• Where "@" is any number up to 4 digits after the decimal point
• Where "X" is a single alpha character in a given list (A or a, X or x) that must come last

Examples to pass:

• .309x
• 0.309
• 1
• 0.0
• 1.0234
• 0.2345X (IMPORTANT, should only allow one leading 0)
• 1.23A
• 7300.3211x
• 0.1a

Examples to fail:

• 01.123
• 00.234
• a.123
• 1.23p
• 00.43x

What I have now:

• ^\d{1,4}(\.\d{0,4})?$
• This works for 4 numbers before and after decimal
• But doesn't account for the the single leading 0 NOR the alpha at the end.

EDIT 1:

• Testing your solutions made me realize some other cases.
• I updated the pass/fail scenarios
• The biggest revelations are:
  • The leading number is optional
  • The decimal point is optional
  • The alpha character at the end is optional
  • A leading 0 should only be followed the decimal point.
    • e.g: 0.123 yes; 01.234 no

Answers:

• @TheFourthBird and @AaronMorefield got it with these:

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Here is my project link : Link

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Here is the error