Fix metadata extract regex (2)

Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8055727/negating-a-backreference-in-regular-expressions

Fixes #1656
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ArthurHoaro 2020-12-17 13:56:24 +01:00
parent e4b8330e45
commit 88a8e284b2
2 changed files with 14 additions and 2 deletions

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@ -68,11 +68,13 @@ function html_extract_tag($tag, $html)
$properties = implode('|', $propertiesKey);
// We need a OR here to accept either 'property=og:noquote' or 'property="og:unrelated og:my-tag"'
$orCondition = '["\']?(?:og:)?' . $tag . '["\']?|["\'][^\'"]*?(?:og:)?' . $tag . '[^\'"]*?[\'"]';
// Support quotes in double quoted content, and the other way around
$content = 'content=(["\'])((?:(?!\1).)*)\1';
// Try to retrieve OpenGraph tag.
$ogRegex = '#<meta[^>]+(?:' . $properties . ')=(?:' . $orCondition . ')[^>]*content=(["\'])([^\1]*?)\1.*?>#';
$ogRegex = '#<meta[^>]+(?:' . $properties . ')=(?:' . $orCondition . ')[^>]*' . $content . '.*?>#';
// If the attributes are not in the order property => content (e.g. Github)
// New regex to keep this readable... more or less.
$ogRegexReverse = '#<meta[^>]+content=(["\'])([^\1]*?)\1[^>]+(?:' . $properties . ')=(?:' . $orCondition . ').*?>#';
$ogRegexReverse = '#<meta[^>]+' . $content . '[^>]+(?:' . $properties . ')=(?:' . $orCondition . ').*?>#';
if (
preg_match($ogRegex, $html, $matches) > 0

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@ -245,6 +245,16 @@ public function testHtmlExtractNonExistentOgTag()
$this->assertFalse(html_extract_tag('description', $html));
}
public function testHtmlExtractDescriptionFromGoogleRealCase(): void
{
$html = 'id="gsr"><meta content="Fêtes de fin d\'année" property="twitter:title"><meta '.
'content="Bonnes fêtes de fin d\'année ! #GoogleDoodle" property="twitter:description">'.
'<meta content="Bonnes fêtes de fin d\'année ! #GoogleDoodle" property="og:description">'.
'<meta content="summary_large_image" property="twitter:card"><meta co'
;
$this->assertSame('Bonnes fêtes de fin d\'année ! #GoogleDoodle', html_extract_tag('description', $html));
}
/**
* Test the header callback with valid value
*/