It's possible to match all ocurrences of a pattern inside string, with a given start and end? [duplicate]

Question

I need to get

first="john"
second="doe"

and

firstz="johnz"
secondz="doez"

from this text:

any text here [link first="john" second="doe"] anytexthere [link firstz="johnz" secondz="doez"]

The pattern need to get the [link in the start, and the ] in the end, and can have multiples properties inside...

[link first="john" second="doe"] ✅ -> first="john", second="doe"
[lin first="john" second="doe" ❌
[link first="john second="doe"] ❌
[linksecond="doe"] ❌

Obs: "first", "john", "second", "doe" can be anything.

This is my best try: https://regex101.com/r/cJnYIF/1

\[link (\w+="\w+")\]

But this only capture the first

I've also tried with positive lookbehind, but without success https://regex101.com/r/jnk6gM/397

Someone have idea how to solve this? If possible XD

Answer 1

You can use the following regex, which will match all your parameters:

\[link ((?:\w+="\w+" ?)+)\]

Then you can parse them using a split(' ') function, depending on the language you use.