// 获取文件后缀名 function getFileExtension(file) { var regexp = /\.([0-9a-z]+)(?:[\?#]|$)/i; var extension = file.match(regexp); return extension && extension[1]; } console.log(getFileExtension("https://www.example.com:8080/path/name/foo")); console.log(getFileExtension("https://www.example.com:8080/path/name/foo.BAR")); console.log(getFileExtension("https://www.example.com:8080/path/name/.quz/foo.bar?key=value#fragment")); console.log(getFileExtension("https://www.example.com:8080/path/name/.quz.bar?key=value#fragment"));

在path模块中有一个标准库函数:

import path from 'path';

console.log(path.extname('abc.txt'));

输出:

. txt

所以，如果你只想要格式:

path.extname('abc.txt').slice(1) // 'txt'

如果没有扩展名，函数将返回一个空字符串:

path.extname('abc') // ''

如果使用Node，则path是内置的。如果你的目标是浏览器，那么Webpack将为你捆绑一个路径实现。如果你的目标浏览器没有Webpack，那么你可以手动包含path-browserify。

没有理由进行字符串分割或正则表达式。

对于大多数应用程序，一个简单的脚本，如

return /[^.]+$/.exec(filename);

会工作得很好(由汤姆提供)。然而，这并非万无一失。如果提供了以下文件名，它将不起作用:

image.jpg?foo=bar

这可能有点过分，但我建议使用这样的url解析器来避免由于不可预测的文件名而导致的失败。

使用这个特定的函数，你可以得到这样的文件名:

var trueFileName = parse_url('image.jpg?foo=bar').file;

这将输出“image.jpg”，不带url变量。然后您就可以获取文件扩展名了。

var file = "hello.txt";
var ext = (function(file, lio) { 
  return lio === -1 ? undefined : file.substring(lio+1); 
})(file, file.lastIndexOf("."));

// hello.txt -> txt
// hello.dolly.txt -> txt
// hello -> undefined
// .hello -> hello

function getExt(filename)
{
    var ext = filename.split('.').pop();
    if(ext == filename) return "";
    return ext;
}

我相信将来会有人缩小和/或优化我的代码。但是，到目前为止，我有200%的信心，我的代码在每一个独特的情况下工作(例如，只有文件名，相对，根相对，和绝对URL的，片段#标签，与查询?字符串，以及任何你可能决定扔给它的东西)，完美无缺，精确到极点。

为了证明，请访问:https://projects.jamesandersonjr.com/web/js_projects/get_file_extension_test.php

这是JSFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/JamesAndersonJr/ffcdd5z3/

不要过于自信，或者自吹自擂，但我还没有看到任何代码块的这个任务(找到“正确的”文件扩展名，在电池不同的函数输入参数)，工作得很好。

注意:按照设计，如果给定的输入字符串不存在文件扩展名，它只返回一个空白字符串“”，而不是错误，也不是错误消息。

它有两个参数: 字符串:fileNameOrURL(自解释) 布尔值:showUnixDotFiles(是否显示以点“。”开头的文件)

注(2):如果你喜欢我的代码，一定要把它添加到你的js库中，和/或repo库中，因为我努力完善它，浪费它将是一种耻辱。所以，废话不多说，下面是:

function getFileExtension(fileNameOrURL, showUnixDotFiles)
    {
        /* First, let's declare some preliminary variables we'll need later on. */
        var fileName;
        var fileExt;
        
        /* Now we'll create a hidden anchor ('a') element (Note: No need to append this element to the document). */
        var hiddenLink = document.createElement('a');
        
        /* Just for fun, we'll add a CSS attribute of [ style.display = "none" ]. Remember: You can never be too sure! */
        hiddenLink.style.display = "none";
        
        /* Set the 'href' attribute of the hidden link we just created, to the 'fileNameOrURL' argument received by this function. */
        hiddenLink.setAttribute('href', fileNameOrURL);
        
        /* Now, let's take advantage of the browser's built-in parser, to remove elements from the original 'fileNameOrURL' argument received by this function, without actually modifying our newly created hidden 'anchor' element.*/ 
        fileNameOrURL = fileNameOrURL.replace(hiddenLink.protocol, ""); /* First, let's strip out the protocol, if there is one. */
        fileNameOrURL = fileNameOrURL.replace(hiddenLink.hostname, ""); /* Now, we'll strip out the host-name (i.e. domain-name) if there is one. */
        fileNameOrURL = fileNameOrURL.replace(":" + hiddenLink.port, ""); /* Now finally, we'll strip out the port number, if there is one (Kinda overkill though ;-)). */  
        
        /* Now, we're ready to finish processing the 'fileNameOrURL' variable by removing unnecessary parts, to isolate the file name. */
        
        /* Operations for working with [relative, root-relative, and absolute] URL's ONLY [BEGIN] */ 
        
        /* Break the possible URL at the [ '?' ] and take first part, to shave of the entire query string ( everything after the '?'), if it exist. */
        fileNameOrURL = fileNameOrURL.split('?')[0];

        /* Sometimes URL's don't have query's, but DO have a fragment [ # ](i.e 'reference anchor'), so we should also do the same for the fragment tag [ # ]. */
        fileNameOrURL = fileNameOrURL.split('#')[0];

        /* Now that we have just the URL 'ALONE', Let's remove everything to the last slash in URL, to isolate the file name. */
        fileNameOrURL = fileNameOrURL.substr(1 + fileNameOrURL.lastIndexOf("/"));

        /* Operations for working with [relative, root-relative, and absolute] URL's ONLY [END] */ 

        /* Now, 'fileNameOrURL' should just be 'fileName' */
        fileName = fileNameOrURL;
        
        /* Now, we check if we should show UNIX dot-files, or not. This should be either 'true' or 'false'. */  
        if ( showUnixDotFiles == false )
            {
                /* If not ('false'), we should check if the filename starts with a period (indicating it's a UNIX dot-file). */
                if ( fileName.startsWith(".") )
                    {
                        /* If so, we return a blank string to the function caller. Our job here, is done! */
                        return "";
                    };
            };
        
        /* Now, let's get everything after the period in the filename (i.e. the correct 'file extension'). */
        fileExt = fileName.substr(1 + fileName.lastIndexOf("."));

        /* Now that we've discovered the correct file extension, let's return it to the function caller. */
        return fileExt;
    };

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