Idea
Here is small js script for word replacements.
Json config with replacements should be store at any web source.
[https://github.com/], [https://www.npoint.io/], find your source
config format:
config must be loaded on script start
load_config("https://some_source/my_config.json")
config looks this way:
{
"https://some_novel_site/my_novel/chapter_*": [
"效果", "属性",
"歐皇狀態", "运气状态"
],
"url2": [
"a.s.s.", "ass",
"/(\w)\.(\w)\.(\w)\./", "$1$2$3"
]
}
url
well, you reading some book and want to make book-specific replaces
current chapter is
https://tw.wa01.com/novel/pagea/lunhuileyuan-nayizhiwenzi_852.html
easy way *
use *
, it solves 99% cases
https://tw.wa01.com/novel/pagea/lunhuileyuan-nayizhiwenzi_*
if you really have *
in your url (some extreme cases) - then escape it \*
https://tw.wa01.com/novel/\*/lunhuileyuan-nayizhiwenzi_*
hard way full regex
- easy way - use unique part from url, no mess with
/
/lunhuileyuan-nayizhiwenzi_.*/
- full way - escape
[]^&$.()?/\+{}|*
with
https:\/\/tw\.wa01\.com\/novel\/pagea\/lunhuileyuan-nayizhiwenzi_
- add bounds /url/
/https:\/\/tw\.wa01\.com\/novel\/pagea\/lunhuileyuan-nayizhiwenzi_/
- add your regex part
/https:\/\/tw\.wa01\.com\/novel\/pagea\/lunhuileyuan-nayizhiwenzi_.+/
- example for specific chapters
[1][0-9]
- chapters 10 - 19
/https:\/\/tw\.wa01\.com\/novel\/pagea\/lunhuileyuan-nayizhiwenzi_[1][0-9]/
replacements
they also supports regexp
"/(?:blue|green) shadow king/i", "Цин Ган Инь"
google javascript regex
if want more examples
script use function string.replaceAll(pattern, replacement)
modifier global g
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