This module provides a way to use Regular Expressions in a Drupal migration. This allows for pattern matching and text replacements where XPath alone wouldn’t be enough. For example, when you have two quotes next to each other that should have been one quote.

See the README for more details.

Usage

This module allows you to run regular expressions easily within your migrations as a process plugin:

  field_body:
    -
      plugin: preg_replace
      pattern: 'http[s]{0,1}:\/\/example\.com'
      replace: '/'
      source: body

Requirements

Drupal 8 or 9

This Module is Part of a Migration Framework

This module is part of a migration framework created for a client project in which we migrated information from Digital Measures to a Drupal site. However, the specific problems each module solves are common to migration processes in general. With the exception of Digitalmeasures Migrate, these modules are fairly generic and can be used for a variety of other migrations.

For more information on how this framework was used for a Digital Measure Migration, read:

Here are the modules in the migration framework:

Digitalmeasures Migrate
Provides a method to access Digital Measures API through Drupal.
Migrate Process XML
Reads XML and allows you to extract particular key sections using XPath.
Migrate Process S3
Allows you to download objects from an S3 bucket as files to your Drupal site.
Migrate Process URL
Allows you to manipulate URL values that are provided within the data.
Migrate Process Regex
Provides a way to use Regular Expressions in a Drupal migration.
Migrate Process Vardump
Often used for debugging, this module takes any data given to it and dumps it to the terminal output and then passes it on.
Migrate Process Skip
Provides a few different mechanisms to define what is “empty” and should be skipped.
Migrate Process Trim
This module provides a quick and simple means to remove leading or trailing characters (such as spaces) in a Drupal migration.
Migrate Process Array
Provides utilities for interacting with arrays during migration.

Migrate Process Regex

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