Match ESET PROTECT Cloud domains for exclusion from DNS logs

Match ESET INSPECT Cloud domains for exclusion from HTTP logs

Match ESET DNS Load Balancer domains for exclusion from DNS logs

This would appear to violate the premise of this famous StackOverflow answer, however this is not parsing as such, only matching or heuristic identification. Technically, all text is HTML if served to a browser in such a way that the browser chooses to interpret it that way, e.g. using a text/html ...

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Check simple codes between 1 and 5 numbers: 281, 81992, 18, 829a7, 8299192

Extracts a table/model name, and optionally a column name. Enforces well-formed parameters. Tested with /category/{aYes:bYes}/{cYes}/{dNo:}/{eNo:/{:fNo}

In Make (Integromat) I want to extra data in email formated in HTML I need to extract : The value for First Name, Last Name, Adresse, Zip code, City

Converts in-addr.arpa hostnames to IPv4 e.g. 1.0.0.127.in-addr.arpa to 127.0.0.1

Parse a single line of a .env file From repo dotenv - source code here.

Doesn't work on domains that include dashes (after the dash).

Extract the Data from Sri Lankan National Identity Card The SL NIC could be divided into two groups, Before 2016 (9 alphanumeric digits with one English letter) After 2016 (12 alphanumeric digits) NICs issued before 1 January 2016, each NIC has a unique 9-digit number and a letter, in the for...

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Just a simple regex to detect phone numbers Should work in just about any regex flavor.

/^(0[1-9]|1[0-2])\/?([0-9]{2})$/ /^(0[1-9]|1[0-2]) : First Digit - 0 second digit will be -0 to 9 ----> for Jan to Sep...

Matches comments, strings, templates, and regexes from javascript code. also matches templates recursively in order to correctly get template data

Match an e-ITCD protocol inside a list

Remove specific character in beginning & last

^([a-z0-9]+(?:([-]+|[.])[\w-]+|[-]))@([a-z0-9]+(?:([.-]\w+)\.)[a-z]{2,13})$

This is written using several other developer's work with my tying it all together and adding a few small requirement of my own. allows Latin characters (“a” - “z” or “A” - “Z”) within the email address. permits digits (0 - 9) in the email address. enforces domain part restrictions. allows hyphens ...