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login-modal.jsx: Add regex for localhost IPs#182

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Add regex /^127|^0/ to check for localhost

Closes #179

Add regex `/^127|^0/` to check for localhost

Closes coala#179
if (tld == 'github.io') return null;
if (tld == 'netlify.com') return null;
if (tld == 'localhost') return null;
if (tld == 'localhost' || hostname.match(/^127|^0/)) return null;

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Looks fine, but not ideal. What if the website address starts from 127 or 0? e.g. 127.com, or even 127.0.0.1.com

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Oh right!
How about this constraint starts with 127 or 0 and ends with a number [0-9]
hostname.match(/(^127|^0)?([0-9]$)/)

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Or, I could split the hostname on . and check if the last index is a digit: hostname.split('.').pop().match(/[0-9]/)

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Hmm, why not just check if hostname exactly matches 127.0.0.1 or 0.0.0.0?

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I thought I'll handle cases of 127.x.x.x

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@li-boxuan So should I just check for 127.0.0.1 and 0.0.0.0?

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I think so, unless there is any other exception such that you have to use regex to match.

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@bhawesh96 Are you still working on this?

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No, I'm not. Please take it forward

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jayvdb commented Feb 3, 2019

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@bhawesh96 this is your task. Please finish it.

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