Lets you rearrange columns of time data exported from the On The Job app to something more useful in Excel as required. Still a work in progress as this gets tweaked for improvement and streamlining.

This expression escapes characters, which have a special meaning in regex, like .?[]/ and so on. Use it to transform a string that you want to use literally in another regex.

Allows either a number (e.g. "1", "1.01") or a range (e.g. "1-2", "1.0 - 1.3"). Also allows whitespace on either side of the numbers.

Tests a numeric input to be between 0,00 < input <= 100,00. Decimals are optional but have at max 2 places.

Matches a CSS @media selector, matches outer {} curly brackets, works with every CSS code, minified too.

Captures a palindrome of 9 digits or less

auto prefix ("/") to folder

This regexp was written for Regex Tuesday Challenge - Week Six.

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find retwitt hashtag on Twitters and add a label to highlight it.

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Finds all external resources declared as url() in styles. Handles different quote types if any, even escaped ones: url(...) url('...') url("...") url(\'...\') url(\"...\")

This is a regex to validate the format of an IPv6-based CIDR range, where the IPv6 portion can be standard, mixed, and/or compressed notation. Supported by: .NET, Java, JavaScript, PCRE, Perl, Python, Ruby Adapted from IPv6 regex published in Regular Expressions Cookbook

In order to neasting parsing work you need to run this regex multiple times on same target.

Regex to validate a string that is RFC3339 compliant in JavaScript. RFC3339: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3339. Expands upon: https://regex101.com/r/qH0sU7 by adding named capture groups for coding best practices.

ISD Codes for Phones Matches the basic format for ISD Codes.

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Phone numbers in Belgium. The pattern does match with delimiters such as [\s./-] No global length is checked Accepts number starting by 0 for local dialing Accepts number starting by + (+32 in these tests)

Not only validates valid date/time, but also the number of days in a month (including leap year), and both Z and UTC offset.