I cache images in a directory after fetching them from different URLs. The cache files must identify the URL precisely so, in my ext4 file system where NUL and / chars are not allowed in file names, I thought of replacing.
> "https://abc.def/ghi".replace(/\//g, "\\")
'https:\\\\abc.def\\ghi'
I want the output to be:
'https:\\abc.def\ghi'
What is wrong?
'https:\\\\abc.def\\ghi'
is actually, if printed with console.log
, https:\\abc.def\ghi
When printing the 4-backslashes version, the Node.js console escapes the \ into \\.