This regex, by me, finds any letter, and may include: Emojis: 🥺 Miscallenious symbols and letters: Şâď Kaomojis: (T෴T ^^) And more: …

#Episodes Files this pattern split the series episodes files to extract data

Extraction of boolean status by object ID from JSON string

Admite un numero de telefono con su codigo de area

for react props

ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 countries for validation

Simple expression that find plai-text in yml files.

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Parse the result of a ping, line by line

This regex made by me, finds any domain which contains https:// or the unsafe version, http://.

Extract Amount and Date from Paystub

Add "" to variable before comma

A basic if else parser. It automatically captures the if equation and the result. It supports if, elif, and else statements. Note: for elif statements part 2 is required. This is because Regex can't use one group to capture multiple elif statements. Part 2 can be found here

This is part 2 of my if else parser. Part 2 is only needed for elif statements. Note: From the elif result from part 1 add a #end to close the statement. I might change it a bit in the future so this isn't needed. ...

Use this regex to find any mention for a role. @& is a mention for a role

Use this regex to find any mention for an user. @ is a mention for the registered name of an user @! is a mention for the nickname of an user

Use this regex to find any mention for a channel. # is a mention for a text channel #! is a mention for a voice channel

validando email

Cleanse of Config File of Keys for Plex Meta Manager

Note: replace the "\." with "\\." if you paste this on your java. The regex will match if the package name is valid. example: my.new.hello.world.app Supports: a-z 0-9 and underscore Supports multiple dots