To remove the <think>
tags and their contents from a string using JavaScript and regular expressions, you can use the following code:
function removeThinkTags(input) {
// Regular expression to match <think> tags and their contents
const regex = /<think>.*?<\/think>/gs;
// Replace matched tags with an empty string
const result = input.replace(regex, '');
return result;
}
// Example usage
const text = "Okay, the user wants me to translate \"File Upload\" into Chinese. Let me think... I know that \"file\" is commonly </think> ; 删除think标签语句";
const cleanedText = removeThinkTags(text);
console.log(cleanedText);
Explanation:
- The regular expression
/<think>.*?<\/think>/gs
is used to match the<think>
tags and their contents.<think>
matches the opening tag..*?
matches any character (.
) zero or more times (*
), but as few times as possible (?
), making it non-greedy.<\/think>
matches the closing tag.- The
g
flag stands for global, meaning it will match all occurrences in the string. - The
s
flag stands for dotAll, allowing.
to match newline characters as well.
- The
replace
method is used to replace the matched tags and their contents with an empty string, effectively removing them from the input string.