Regular expression to match valid URLs on R74n websites.

URL, URI format validation

Matches instagram urls for posts, reels, and stories works on all flavors except rust

match every type of discord url with each useful part in a group pretty optimized, shouldnt be too harsh on your system should work in every flavor except rust because rust sucks lol

``/^(?P0|1-9]\d)\.(?P0|[1-9]\d)\.(?P0|[1-9]\d)(?:-(?P(?:0|[1-9]\d|\d[a-zA-Z-)(?:\.(?:0|1-9]\d|\d[a-zA-Z-))))?(?:\+(?P[0-9a-zA-Z-]+(?:\.[0-9a-zA-Z-]+)*))?$/gmsAD

za

Matches URLs in texts. Forked from https://regex101.com/r/cX0pJ8/1 , then removed matching emails

Can be used to test the validity of an external resource `` function isExternalUrlResource($url) { if(preg_match('!^(?https?)?:?(?\/\/)(?[a-zA-Z0-9]+[\.]+[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+)(?:\d+)?(?[a-zA-Z0-9\/]+.*)?$!i', $url, $matches)) { return isset($matches['host']) && isset($matches['path']); } return false; }``

Extracts the / from links like https://steamcommunity.com/id/rafa_br34/ or https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198449824687/

Regex to get twiiter user page url

Please not that this expression is for identifying parts of generic URI's, you may be looking to recognise URL's or http(s) addresses specifically. Did my best to implement the capture groups laid out in RFC 3986. Priority was on readability, so likely not universally compatible between 'regex flavours'. Removing the case sensitive flag (i) should detect only the canonical casing described in 3986.

Youtube match all URL / ID Note: Not work with rust lang if u want to use it in rust remove all the ' \ '. Regex link to watch update in the future and get data URL: https://regex101.com/r/lH4He5/

Regex to match URLs in a string with http and https protocol and optional paths in URL

this is mainly targeted for Discord bots using Python3 /shrug haters can please cry below

This is useful when you cleanup a markdown source with the intent to replace the formated link with a clean URL.

checks provided string be a url of divar domain

ECMAScript for Instagram Profile URL

I had to check for myself, but I thought, suddenly someone also come to someone later =)

Match regex cheat sheet words in https://techearl.com/regex-cheat-sheet url

This version has a very high accuracy - few extraneous char matches. Very verbose, heavy usage of look-aheads, look-behinds, and mostly 'inclusive' character class matching. (as opposed to the exclusion strategy in this example)

This regex pattern is designed to validate URLs with the following key features: Protocol Support: Optionally matches http:// or https://. Subdomain Handling: Supports optional www. and valid subdomains. Domain Name Validation: Ensures proper formatting of domain names: Prevents double hyphens (--) in domain or subdomain names. Enforces domain name length between 1 and 63 characters per label. Top-Level Domain (TLD): Validates TLDs with 2 or more alphabetic characters. Trailing Slash: Optionally allows a trailing slash (/) at the end of the URL. Example Matches: https://www.example.com http://example.org example.net/ Example Non-Matches: http://-example.com (invalid hyphen usage) https://example..com (double dot) ftp://example.com (unsupported protocol) Feel free to test and tweak as per your requirements! 🎯

A fully? complete Uniform Resource Identifier/Locator parser for all your need. it should support theses flavors with some changes or by using a different delimiter: PRCE2/PRCE, ECMAscript and should be able to support RUST, JAVA, GOLANG, .NET flavors with ease. for PYTHON, I don't really know.

Regex for Matching Documentation Websites This repository contains a powerful regular expression designed to match URLs that commonly point to documentation-related websites. The regex is optimized for flexibility, covering various terms and URL patterns. Regex Pattern ^.(?:\.|\/)(docs|documentation|help|guide|manual|reference|api|kb|support|resources|wiki|developer|how-to|tutorials|examples|learn|instructions)(?:\.|\/)?.$ Purpose This regex is intended to identify URLs that contain keywords associated with documentation or support websites. It handles common patterns in subdomains, directories, and file paths. Explanation ^.*: Matches any characters at the beginning of the URL (any prefix). (?:\.|\/): Matches either a period (.) or a forward slash (/) preceding the keyword. (docs|documentation|help|guide|manual|...): Matches any of the keywords listed in the group. (?:\.|\/)?: Allows an optional period (.) or forward slash (/) following the keyword. .*$: Matches any characters following the keyword (any suffix). Examples Positive Examples The following URLs should match the regex: https://example.com/docs http://docs.example.com https://example.com/documentation https://sub.domain.com/docs/index.html https://example.com/help https://api.example.com/docs http://example.com/manual/index.html https://wiki.example.com http://developer.example.com/guide https://example.com/tutorials/docs/page https://kb.example.com/docs/tutorial.html https://example.com/resources/documentation/tutorial.html http://example.com/reference/help/documentation.html https://developer.example.com/docs/tutorials/index.html http://support.example.com/documentation/overview https://resources.example.com/docs/v1/tutorial https://example.com/how-to/documentation http://example.com/api/reference/docs https://example.com/reference/v2/index.html http://example.com/docs/resources/api.html Negative Examples The following URLs should not match the regex: https://example.com/documentary http://helpful.example.com https://manuals.example.com http://example.com/references https://example.com/resourceful http://example.com/wiki-books https://apiary.example.com http://example.com/documents http://example.com/documentable https://help-center.example.com http://manual.example.com/docsystem https://example.com/resourcesful http://api.example.comary https://example.net/instructions-v1 http://example.org/learned-tutorial http://example.com/support-center Author Jeremy Georges-Filteau Website Github

Match the web URL, like https://xxx.com or xxx.com, not matching the email or the ip address

A regular expression for extracting the author, repository name, and optional branch from a Bitbucket repository or tree URL. Handles both HTTP(S) and direct Bitbucket links.

A regular expression for extracting the author, repository name, and optional branch from a GitLab repository or tree URL. Handles both HTTP(S) and direct GitLab links.

A regular expression for extracting the author, repository name, and optional branch from a GitHub repository or tree URL. Handles both HTTP(S) and direct GitHub links.

Match a http, https and local path url that contains Mp4

^ - This signifies the start of the expression. https?:// - This matches either "http://" or "https://". (www.)? - This makes the "www." subdomain optional. [A-z0-9]+ - This matches one or more alphanumeric characters for the domain name. . - This matches a literal period character. [A-z0-9]+ - This matches one or more alphanumeric characters for the top-level domain. $ - This signifies the end of the expression. Türkçe olarak: ^ - Bu, ifadenin başlangıcını belirtir. https?:// - Bu, "http://" veya "https://" şeklindeki bağlantıları eşleştirir. (www.)? - Bu, "www." alt etki alanının isteğe bağlı olduğunu gösterir. [A-z0-9]+ - Bu, etki alanı adı için alfasayısal karakterleri eşleştirir. . - Bu, literal nokta karakterini temsil eder. [A-z0-9]+ - Bu, en üst düzey etki alanı için alfasayısal karakterleri eşleştirir. $ - Bu, ifadenin sonunu belirtir.

Test for URL regex

teamangelicvm.com

diversitystars.com

EducationalPage.net

IsHimMarketing.com

onerandomb.com

markitthing.com

youngfreeflorida.com

bayoulee.com

clickthistoget.com

A regular expression for Rust that matches against Discord server invite URLs, but not those without an actual code present. This may be used in Discord's AutoMod feature as it supports up to 10 Rust regular expressions per custom rule.

Regexp to match URI using syntax defined in RFC 3986 a.k.a. Uniform Resource Identifier (URI): Generic Syntax to create best URI regexp there is (noone bothered to do so). #URL #URI #RFC #3986 #RFC3986

Regexp to match URI-reference using syntax defined in RFC 3986 a.k.a. Uniform Resource Identifier (URI): Generic Syntax to create best URI-reference regexp there is (noone bothered to do so). #URL #URI #RFC #3986 #RFC3986

for JS regular expression to validate any http|https|ftp|IPv4 address, supported: authority username:password (example https://username:password@example.com); port :0-65565 (example https://example.com:80); query/queries ?c=1 or ?c=1&d=x (example https://example.com/main.php?c=1&d=x); fragment #name (example https://example.com/main.php#top); WaybackMachine URLs contains *;

(): This is a capturing group that matches any character except a colon :, and it captures this character for later use in the replacement. (/ {2,}): This part matches two or more consecutive forward slashes. The replacement part $1/ uses the captured character from the first part (which is any character except a colon) followed by a single forward slash. This effectively replaces multiple consecutive forward slashes with a single slash, excluding cases where the slashes appear after a colon. Here's a breakdown of how it works: (): Match any character that is not a colon and capture it. (/ {2,}): Match two or more consecutive forward slashes. $1/: Replace the matched pattern with the captured character followed by a single forward slash. This regular expression is useful for cleaning up URLs by removing redundant consecutive forward slashes, except those immediately following a colon.

Doesn't get confused by the url values like "https://www.example.com" or "file:///some.txt"

blibli apps marketplace url

Blibli marketplace web url

Match a URL and capture its parts. Please suggest your improvements.