Default to 8 characters maxInput and minInput 14 characters Regular Expression ^(?![ -])(?!.[- ]$)(?!.[- ]{2})[0-9- ]+$ Allows digits 0-9, and the single white spaces and single hyphens - characters, but restricts the spaces and hyphens at the start, end, and repetitions between the value. Note...

Only accept numerics/digits and hyphens, forbidding them at the start and the end of the number, and avoid two consecutive occurrences.

Used to validate documents identifiers like passports and IDs, VISA numbers. Default to 6 characters min and max 30 characters for format tin-no, such as the Tax regisration number.- Regular Expression ^[a-zA-Z0-9 ]{6,30}$ Accepts both lowercase and uppercase letters, from a-z, digit, and white s...

Regular Expression ^(?=a-z{5,40}$)[a-z0-9._-]{1,20}@(?:(?=[a-z0-9-]{1,15}\.)[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)*\.){1,2}[a-z]{2,6}$ By default, the app converts all the email value to lower case before validation. Please use regex101.com: email to analyse and validate the regex. The error message for an in...

Pulls the DHCP Command from SPLUNK output

Extract property signature from vbscript

Extract Function signature from vbscript using javascript style regex

Extract signature of the sub routine in Vbscript

get instagram reels id

Matches the comment string from Robo3T exports

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this just matches the city credential followed by zipcode e.g: FL 18117

remove all unwanted character from telephone numbers list

Validation de l'ensemble des 101 départements français, incluant la Haute-Corse et la Corse-du-Sud, chaque département d'outre-mer indépendamment, et 99 pour l'étranger

Check golang for presence of utf-8 char in rawEmail e.g. ?= =?UTF-8?Q? or =?3D?UTF-8?Q?

/333 or /333/333

Separator regex

Catch Dodgy steam links Catches most if not all spam links that usually get spread in chat rooms

A regexp to validate an email address according to https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#valid-e-mail-address . Note that the backslash in the name part of the regexp on that site is there to escape the forward slash, which is not needed in Go. EDIT: This is newer than the version at https://regex101.com/l...

A regexp to validate an email address according to https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#valid-e-mail-address . Note that the backslash in the name part of the regexp on that site is there to escape the forward slash, which is not needed in Go.