Trim leading and trailing whitespace from a string.

Detects most of the phone numbers all over the world

Checks that a password has a minimum of 6 characters, at least 1 uppercase letter, 1 lowercase letter, and 1 number with no spaces.

A neat regex for finding out whether a given torrent name is a series or a movie. Returns the full name of the series with the separator needed to make it pretty (ie, replace it with space or what you want). Also returns the season number or the year for the movie/series, depending on what was previously matched.

Email address, most used cases

Attempts to mimic Google search box behavior, returning an array with the separated search strings (that keep the +/- indicator for following operations)

Allows phone numbers with optional country code, optional special characters and whitespace

Safe Password that allow only with a number, a lowercase, a uppercase, and a special character

Validates IPv4 IP Address

general purpose HTTP URL regex

Matches text within quotes (", ') and escapes the charecters.

This regex matches only when all the following are true: password must contain 1 number (0-9) password must contain 1 uppercase letters password must contain 1 lowercase letters password must contain 1 non-alpha numeric number password is 8-16 characters with no space

Besides leap year handling, this takes care of date validation in the yy-mm-dd format.

matches: + example: +52 33 3884 7720 +1 770 343 5788

This is simplified from my last submission.

Email address compliant with RFC2822

Matches case insensitive first name, optional unlimited number of middle names and last name separated with space format. Replaced \w with explicit char range for Turkish support. (Äž accepted as first char not to over complex)

Get path (windows style) from any type of text (error message, e-mail corps ...), quoted or not. THIS IS THE SINGLE LINE VERSION ! If you want understand how it work or edit it, go https://regex101.com/r/7o2fyy Relative path are not supported The goal is to catch what "Look like" a path. See the limitations UNC path and prefix path like //./], [//?/] or [//./UNC/] are allowed some url path like [file:///C:/] or [file://] are allowed Catch path quoted with ["] and [']. But these quotes are include with the catch Quoted path is not concerned by limitations Limitations : (only unquoted path) [dot] and [space] is allowed, but not in a row [dot+space] or [space+dot at end of file name isn't catched INSIDE A NAME FILE (or last directory if it is a path to a directory) : [comma] is not supported (it stop the catch) after a first [dot], any [space] stop the catch after a [space], catch is stoped if next character is not a [letter], [digit] or [-] so, double [space] stop the catch Compatibility compatible PCRE, PCRE2 AutoHotkey : don't forget to escape "%" in "`%" /!\ Powershell and .Net /!\\ : this regex need some modification to be interpreted by powershell. You have to replace each (?&CapturGroupName) by \k. Use this powershell code to do this replacement : ` $powershellRegex = @' [Put here the regex to replace (?&CapturGroupName) with \k] '@ -replace '\(\?&(\w+)\)', '\k' ` This example code must return : [Put here the regex to replace \k with \k]

Verifies Number is a negative/positive number. Number may be a decimal, but if it is, it requires at least one number before and after the decimal place. Decimal numbers may also be negative or positive. Only 1 decimal place is allowed.

The secret of the Twitterverse.

matches full if condition statment eg: if(condition){ ... } else if(condition){ ... }else{ ... }

Pattern matching and extracting color code formats using RegEx. https://github.com/Kyza/color-regex/

RegEx email /^((?!\.)[\w-_.]*)(@\w+)(\.\w+(\.\w+)?)$/gim; Just playing with Reg Ex. This to validate emails in following ways The email couldn't start or finish with a dot The email shouldn't contain spaces into the string The email shouldn't contain special chars ( mailname@domain.com First group takes the first string with the name of email \$1 => (mailname) Second group takes the @ plus the domain: \$2 => (@domain) Third group takes the last part after the domain : \$3 => (.com)

Simple name matching Matches english names only, you may add international characters to list of characters.

Allows inserting expiry date as MM/YYYY or MM-YYYY format

main symbols and comments are supported

This may be useful or not to test whether a given string is a valid (more or less) html color value. It matches color values such as: #123 - short hex color value #123456 - hex color value rgb(255,255,0) - rgb color value rgba(255,255,0,1.0) - rgba color value hsl(360,100%,100%) - hsl color value hsla(360,100%,100%,0.5334) - hsla color value Regex allows whitespaces between i.e. rgb and (, also between numbers and commas, but not in value like 55% between number and percentage. To change this behaviour simply remove \s*? from appriopriate places.

YourLink - not found AnotherLink - found

Extract resource location, name and query parameters from a URL (JavaScript version)

Replace non-ending string \n by the HTML tag

This regex validates varying types of telephone numbers.

This is a JavaScript port of the URL regex from http://stackoverflow.com/a/190405/384062 that includes a bug fix and some optimization. Mathias Bynens's Regenerate was used to convert unicode escapes. Bug fix: Eliminated stray | falsely allowing querystring to contain | Optimization: Merged alternated character classes in querystring and fragment identifier portions for better performance.

Simply searches for the thread-id in any kind of valid reddit-URL.

Removes all of the puncutation present inlcuding \n,\t,\r

This regex prevents the writing of non-standard conventional commits. I'm available on my github

This regex should extract the subdomain, if any, or the domain, if no subdomain is used, from an arbitrary URL