javascript - How do I match a number inside square brackets with regex

Question

I wrote a regular expression which I expect should work but it doesn't.

var regex = new RegExp('(?<=[)[0-9]+(?=])')

JavaScript is giving me the error：

Invalid regular expression :(/(?<=[)[0-9]+(?=])/): Invalid group

Does JavaScript not support lookahead or lookbehind?

Answer 1

This should work:

var regex = /[[0-9]+]/;

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edit: with a grouping operator to target just the number:

var regex = /[([0-9]+)]/;

With this expression, you could do something like this:

var matches = someStringVar.match(regex);
if (null != matches) {
  var num = matches[1];
}