How to ignore auto pair when previous character is \, support for escaped character?

[SoKinPui]

I used to use this another vim auto pairs plugins, I find this plugins is more helpful so I switch until now. The only feature I miss is

• Ignore auto pair when previous character is \

  input: "\'
  output: "\'"
  

When I want to escaped single pairs, it will always insert auto pairs

"\|"
insert (
"\(|)"

Expected to be

"\|"
insert (
"\(|"

I have find partial solution from this issue

Then, I have try to add some lines to escape for other pairs, but fail, only the first three pairs works

-- disable in escaped chararcter
local nap = require('nvim-autopairs')

for _, char in ipairs {
  "'",
  '"',
  '`',
  '(',
  ')',
  '[',
  ']',
  '{',
  '}',
  '$',
  '=',
} do
for _, r in ipairs(nap.get_rule(char)) do
  r:with_move(cond.not_before_text('\\'))
  :with_del(function(opts)
    local prev_col = vim.api.nvim_win_get_cursor(0)[2] - 1
    return opts.line:sub(prev_col, prev_col) ~= '\\'
  end)
end
end

Is there a solution or existing setting can do so?

[Sam]

nap.add_rules({
   Rule('\\'.. '\"', ''), 
   Rule('\\'.. '[', ''),
   ...
})

this works

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