Code scanning jump

A non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing one or more instructions executable by a computer system to perform operations comprising:

• receiving, from an client application, scan data resulting from the client application having been used to scan an identification code, wherein the identification code and the client application have been created under different platforms;
• obtaining a domain name in a code value of the identification code in the scan data;
• presetting priorities corresponding to primarily-selected regular expressions, based on matching ranges of the primarily-selected regular expressions, wherein a larger matching range indicates a lower priority;
• obtaining, from a regular expression library, a target regular expression corresponding to the domain name, by matching the primarily-selected regular expressions with a resource path of the domain name to obtain the target regular expression that matches the identification code, wherein matching the primarily-selected regular expressions comprises sequentially comparing the primarily-selected regular expressions with the resource path based on the priorities corresponding to the primarily-selected regular expressions, starting from a primarily-selected regular expression with a high priority until the matching succeeds, and using a successfully matched primarily-selected regular expression as the target regular expression, wherein the regular expression library comprises multiple regular expressions, each regular expression is obtained based on a resource path of a domain name of a different type of identification code, and each regular expression comprises a to-be-matched character;
• determining a jump rule string corresponding to the identification code, based on the target regular expression and the resource path of the domain name of the identification code;
• and
• querying a jump address corresponding to the jump rule string from a rule library, wherein the rule library comprises mapping relationships between jump rule strings and jump addresses.

A computer-implemented system, comprising:

• one or more computers;
• and
• one or more computer memory devices interoperably coupled with the one or more computers and having tangible, non-transitory, machine-readable media storing one or more instructions that, when executed by the one or more computers, perform one or more operations comprising:
• receiving, from an client application, scan data resulting from the client application having been used to scan an identification code, wherein the identification code and the client application have been created under different platforms;
• obtaining a domain name in a code value of the identification code in the scan data;
• presetting priorities corresponding to primarily-selected regular expressions, based on matching ranges of the primarily-selected regular expressions, wherein a larger matching range indicates a lower priority;
• obtaining, from a regular expression library, a target regular expression corresponding to the domain name, by matching the primarily-selected regular expressions with a resource path of the domain name to obtain the target regular expression that matches the identification code, wherein matching the primarily-selected regular expressions comprises sequentially comparing the primarily-selected regular expressions with the resource path based on the priorities corresponding to the primarily-selected regular expressions, starting from a primarily-selected regular expression with a high priority until the matching succeeds, and using a successfully matched primarily-selected regular expression as the target regular expression, wherein the regular expression library comprises multiple regular expressions, each regular expression is obtained based on a resource path of a domain name of a different type of identification code, and each regular expression comprises a to-be-matched character;
• determining a jump rule string corresponding to the identification code, based on the target regular expression and the resource path of the domain name of the identification code;
• and
• querying a jump address corresponding to the jump rule string from a rule library, wherein the rule library comprises mapping relationships between jump rule strings and jump addresses.