Extract html element & content

wa.me/phonenumber

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^ : Start of the line. ((\\.,;:@"]+(\.\\.,;:@"]+)*)|(".+")) : This is the local part of the email, before the @ symbol. It can be one of two formats: \\.,;:@"]+(\.\\.,;:@"]+)* : This means one or more characters that are not special characters (like `, (, ), [, ], \, ,, ;, :, @, ") followed by a p...

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lol regex

a modified verison of this awesome regex https://regex101.com/library/yP4bY4 by author firas dib that includes a capture group for episode numbers in addition to season numbers.

This version of the regex is less permissive than the w3c documentation.. It matches only the common attribute syntax.

This regex is based on the specifications in the w3c documentation. The rules are* very permissive, and some* of this characters actually lead to errors in browsers.

Checks if the syntax of the passed string would be a valid css class.

matches strings like: "01/04/2023", "14/May/24" and "20" (age). WARNING: for american dates swap day and month! Groups: Date - the whole date Day - day Month - month...

Example taken from SO,

match html and xml brackets () and all their content. It doesn’t match inner text. Useful to remove markup tags from a xml or html string, leaving only the text.

Match: linuxserver/prowlarr:1.16.2.4435-ls67 1.16.2.4435-ls67 linuxserver/radarr:5.4.6.8723-ls215...

Match: plugins: plugin-name: { moduleName: github.com/maxlerebourg/crowdsec-bouncer-traefik-plugin, version: v1.3.0 } plugins:...

Match: image: { repository: user_name-123/repo_name-123, tag: v1.23.45_amd64-cluster } image: repository: "user_name-123/repo_name-123"...

This regex catches markdown links where the display text is also a link, like this: \example.com in order to prevent people getting tricked and clicking on a link that isn't what it says it is. See the test string for a much longer explanation with examples.

this is just for the sake of creating documentation or working with a lot of files that all contain this license i just needed to remove them, in order to reduce the size of the overall files

For Culver City Learn Teach Code 4/16/24 Regex obtained from: https://stackoverflow.com/a/21608456/2683447 List is subset taken from: https://gist.github.com/cjaoude/fd9910626629b53c4d25

This regex will match function declerations in python