URL formatting truncates domain names with numbers > 3 and hyphens

[dragonman225]

Hi, I'm the author of Jade (https://dragonman225.js.org/jade.html). Thanks for including my work in the collection!

I noticed a weird behavior of the formatting of my domain name, though.

As shown in the screenshot, the parts after the second "2" is missing.

At first, I thought it was because of the length, but then I saw there were even longer domain names like "mischief.findmysoft.com", so I looked into the code and found

infinitecanvas.tools/src/pages/gallery.astro

Line 43 in a2177e1

.match(/[a-z1-3.]*/g)[0] + "↗" //capture just the domain and nothing after

The regex only keeps numbers 1, 2, and 3, which would truncate my domain name as soon as it sees the "5".

Are there any reasons behind this design? Thinking about it more, I could see it would also truncate domain names with hyphens, or even international domain names containing Unicode.

If a filter is necessary, maybe changing the regex to /[a-z0-9\-.]*/g would be a good start? It would support most domain names, while ignoring rarely used Unicode ones for now.