Given this pattern:
abc/09dce097-34e1-4af3-ab97-9eccd1163615.json
"1010101010"
abc/29ef1c15-f2b3-4b4c-9a34-7de982abfb22.json
"1010101010"
abc/50dff7db-1bd6-48fa-b608-9e1b70a92bea.json
"1010101010"
abc/6092d7ee-0349-40b0-8342-4ccfe63d0297.json
"1010101010"
abc/64701479-62c2-4930-b85d-70c610790cc1.json
"1010101010"
abc/6d165c85-1499-4d36-bb4f-63d67a9503b6.json
"1010101010"
abc/7ab224e7-3be3-4394-8e51-7b9eb85617b8.json
"1010101010"
abc/8335bd20-bf16-44d0-b1f7-c898ea81749a.json
"1010101010"
abc/df125f62-6183-4117-a6f6-0119d2777a59.json
"1010101010"
abc/e91aa1b1-0bd6-4316-b03a-dd4326a82149.json
"1010101010"
abc/ff33010e-d20f-4c44-b560-6e5e40fbb3ad.json
"1010101010"
I want to generate this using regex:
'1010101010','1010101010','1010101010','1010101010','1010101010','1010101010','1010101010','1010101010','1010101010','1010101010','1010101010'
My current regex matcher is:
\n?.*.json\n
Replacing all in my text editor with a comma:
,
But it only carries me as far as:
,"1010101010","1010101010","1010101010","1010101010","1010101010","1010101010","1010101010","1010101010","1010101010","1010101010","1010101010"
From where I manually fix the rest.
Is there a regex one-liner that I can use?