Benchmark: ExtractTokens-stringreplace-vs-stringmatchall-vs-regexpexec

Tests:

string.replace
const name = 'Hello - {token1} {token2} {token3}'; const regexp = /\{(.*?)}/g; const tokens = []; name.replace(regexp, function(a, b) { tokens.push(b); });
string.matchAll
const name = 'Hello - {token1} {token2} {token3}'; const regexp = /\{(.*?)}/g; const tokens = Array.from(name.matchAll(regexp), (m) => m[1]);
regexp.exec
const name = 'Hello - {token1} {token2} {token3}'; const regexp = /\{(.*?)}/g; const tokens = []; let execResults; while ((execResults = regexp.exec(name)) !== null) { tokens.push(execResults[0]); }

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Browser/OS: Chrome 112 on Mac OS X 10.15.7

ExtractTokens-stringreplace-vs-stringmatchall-vs-regexpexec (version: 0)