So I'm trying to create a javascript that will scan the User's description/role for the following fields: Last_Name, Race, Political Entity, Rank, Position to be used in Character description/personality/instruction/role and Initial chat messages, But it wouldn't work. So I came up with a twork around where its stored in the javascript. I require help in getting a javascript code that scans User's description/role.

Original ``` function extractInfo(description) { const fields = { lastName: description.split('Last Name:')[1].split('\n')[0].trim(), race: description.split('Race:')[1].split('\n')[0].trim(), politicalEntity: description.split('Political Entity:')[1].split('\n')[0].trim(), rank: description.split('Rank:')[1].split('\n')[0].trim(), position: description.split('Position:')[1].split('\n')[0].trim() };

return { getLastName: () => fields.lastName, getRace: () => fields.race, getPoliticalEntity: () => fields.politicalEntity, getRank: () => fields.rank, getPosition: () => fields.position }; }

const info = extractInfo(user.description); console.log(info.getLastName()); // Should output the last name console.log(info.getRace()); // Should output the race console.log(info.getPoliticalEntity()); // Should output the political entity console.log(info.getRank()); // Should output the rank console.log(info.getPosition()); // Should output the position ``` Retrieve each field by calling info.getLastName(), info.getRace(), and so on. Problem is replacing user.description with the actual string containing the user's description.

Work Around ``` function extractInfo(description) { const namePattern = /(?:(?:\b\w+\s){2,})(?:\b\w+\b)/; const lastName = description.match(namePattern)[1]; const racePattern = /\bRace\b\s*:\s*([\w\s]+)/; const race = description.match(racePattern)?.length > 0 ? description.match(racePattern)[1] : "Unknown"; const politicalEntityPattern = /\bPolitical Entity\b\s*:\s*([\w\s]+)/; const politicalEntity = description.match(politicalEntityPattern)?.length > 0 ? description.match(politicalEntityPattern)[1] : "Unknown"; const rankPattern = /\bRank\b\s*:\s*([\w\s]+)/; const rank = description.match(rankPattern)?.length > 0 ? description.match(rankPattern)[1] : "Unknown"; const positionPattern = /\bPosition\b\s*:\s*([\w\s]+)/; const position = description.match(positionPattern)?.length > 0 ? description.match(positionPattern)[1] : "Unknown";

return { lastName: <lastName>, race: <race>, politicalEntity: <politicalEntity,> rank: <rank>, position: <position> }; }

const updatedDescription = "<short description>"; const updatedResult = extractInfo(updatedDescription); console.log(updatedResult); ```

Where you can call each field individually by accessing the properties of the returned object, like result.lastName, result.race, result.politicalEntity, and result.rank.

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