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How do I use RegEx to leave numbers and math operators inside of parenthesis

Using Javascript and RegEx, how I can start with something like this...

((5 dogs + 2 cats) * $3.00 per animal) + $20 flat fee

...and end up with just the math operators (allowing for both x and * for multiplication), dollar signs, decimal points, spaces and numbers...

(5 + 2) * $3.00) + $20

Ideally, there would be two levels of nesting max; but if that's not possible, one level would also be useful.

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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You could use a string replace using a regular expression matching only symbols different from the allowed characters: +-*/[0-9].$() to be replaced with empty string.

Here's a demo:

const formula = "((5 dogs + 2 cats) * $3.00 per animal) + $20 flat fee";
const result = formula.replace(/[^-+*\/()\d.$]/img, "");

console.log(result);

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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