(str)

string literals

(str val?)

Where:

1. val: string value to match *

Matching:

1. single-quoted strings, e.g. 'hello'
2. double-quoted strings, e.g. "hello"
3. template string fragments, e.g. `hello`
4. JSX text content, e.g. <div>text</div>

Behavior

• Matches string literals in any quote style.
• Also matches non-empty JSX text content.
• Template string fragments within backticks are matched, but not the template expressions.

Examples

Find hardcoded API endpoints before moving them to configuration.

(str /https?:\/\/.+/)

Selects in lines { 1, 3 } but not in { 2 }:

fetch('https://api.example.com/users')
fetch(API_URL + '/users')
const url = 'http://localhost:3000'

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Locate console.log statements with specific debug prefixes for cleanup.

(call (mem log console) (arg 1 (str /^\[DEBUG\]/)))

Selects in lines { 1 } but not in { 2, 3 }:

console.log('[DEBUG] User loaded', user)
console.log('[INFO] Server started')
console.error('[DEBUG] Failed')

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Find JSX components with hardcoded text before internationalization.

(jsx _ _ (child _ (str /english/i)))

Selects in lines { 1, 3 } but not in { 2 }:

<div>English text here</div>
<span>Translated content</span>
<p>This is in English</p>

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Arguments

val

• Identifier • String • Pattern

Does NOT support: Composition — Free-form Selection — Refinement — Replacement