Remove HTML Tags from a String

function stripHtmlTags(htmlString) {
  const htmlTagRegex = /<[^>]*>/g;
  return htmlString.replace(htmlTagRegex, "");
}

// Usage:
// const richText = "<h1>Title</h1><p>Some <strong>bold</strong> text.</p>";
// console.log(stripHtmlTags(richText)); // "TitleSome bold text."

// const simpleText = "No HTML here.";
// console.log(stripHtmlTags(simpleText)); // "No HTML here."

How it works: This JavaScript function removes all HTML tags from a string, effectively converting rich text to plain text. It uses the regular expression `/<[^>]*>/g` to find any sequence starting with `<` and ending with `>`, matching any characters in between, and then replaces all occurrences with an empty string. This is useful for sanitization or display purposes.