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How can I replace ?? with ternary operator in js?

I have a JS file which was created using browserify, and it uses the ?? operator. The problem is, the environment where I am executing this JS file doesn't support that operator yet.

Is there any way I can go through the file, search and replace it using regex?

The change would be from this:

object.error ?? 0

To this:

x == undefined ? 0 : object.error
6 months ago · Santiago Gelvez
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Is it JS or Python?

Anyway, try capturing the line with:

(([^ \t]+)[ \t]*\?\?[ \t]*\d+)

This expression returns two groups:

  1. The line to be replaced
  2. The object.error

You then need to replace group#1 by x == undefined ? 0 : group#2

6 months ago · Santiago Gelvez Report
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