This regular expression helps to get the strings of a line that comes after a parenthesis and a blank space. Could be useful with lines of text with or similar format of the APA citation style: Author (year) title

A simple URL regex that can handle most "properly" formed URLs, and some URIs. It features named groups to easily destruct matches. URIs can use relative paths (../ and ./) to resources. Example (JavaScript) let url = "https://username:password@example.org:8080/path/to/resource?query=term&query=ter...

This selects all (non crazy) CSS class in all valid scenarios

A Regex that can be applied over the following routes pattern: GET ^\/auth\/?(?=\/|$)/generate GET ^\/auth\/?(?=\/|$)/callback Applying it inside a code, it will get like this:...

Strict validator for IPv4 with optional CIDR Disallows 00 in any octet

RegEx pattern to match email addresses. Visit the detailed tutorial to learn more.

Vaild: valid.email@example.com john.doe123@example.co.uk alice_smith@company.org user1234@emailprovider.net...

This reges do not covering long emails. It should check domian (64) and page name(255) limits.

Match 10-digit phone number that mostly complies with NANP Modern Plan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Numbering_Plan Simple explanation: ...

brazilian car licence registry validation (validação de placa de carro brasileira e mercosul)

Full name validation with latin caracters

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Allows to extract or check if the text includes different URLs, allowing for you to check different kinds of links from the simple ones up to the more complex ones that includes prefix, subdomain, domain, entire website name and subpages.

This matches morse code input and leaves word break spaces

gets the url instagram

Remove ANSI Escape Code

Matches built-in primitives and identifiers with casing conventionally used for type/constant names.

A simple regex to match API keys for OpenWeather map. Matches 32 hexadecimal character strings.

A regex to match against Roblox cookies. Two captures; the first is the warning text; the second is the cookie itself.