How to delete brackets after a special letter in regex

Hi I am having problem while trying to remove these square brackets.

I figured out how to find square brackets but I need to find square brackets only if it starts with @ like this,

by the way I am using .replace to remove them in javascript, Not sure if it is going to help to find the answer.

@[john_doe]

The result must be @john_doe.

I dont want to remove other brackets which is like that,

[something written here]

Here is the link of the regex

>Solution :

You need a regular expression replace solution like

text = text.replace(/@\[([^\][]*)]/g, "@$1")

See the regex demo.

Pattern details

• @\[ – a @[ text
• ([^\][]*) – Group 1 ($1): any zero or more chars other than [ and ] (the ] is special inside character classes (in ECMAScript regex standard, even at the start position) and need escaping)
• ] – a ] char.

See the JavaScript demo:

let text = '@[john_doe] and [something written here]';
text = text.replace(/@\[([^\][]*)]/g, "@$1");
console.log(text);