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

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

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

Find and extract email domain. Ex: test@example.pt -> extract 'example.pt'

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.

Form Tag

import url image

IOS3166 Country Code Identification REGEX

http://stackoverflow.com/q/25778420/2072035

Parse an English date following the "dd mmmm yyyy" format.

use this to get value of any side of an equation. You can combine this with https://regex101.com/r/fH5kJ1/1

This is simplified from my last submission.

Extract URL parts only named capturing groups

Validates subdomain, root domain, and wild card domains

A more thorough UK postcode validator tested against all UK postcodes on a regular basis, but excluding the special GIRO postcode case out of personal preference. Additionally has capture groups for the In-code and Out-code sections. Requires case insensitive matching.

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A solution for capture query params.

Get iframe src

For scraping http://skepticsannotatedbible.com/

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

This regex grabs all kinds of imgur links and groups them in meaningful names aswell. This way you have full flow-control in your python-scripts.

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Can grab all kinds of valid twitch URLs.

matches anime filenames. such as Group] Name [Episode[Audiometa]others.ext supports NCOP, NCED, OP, ED, SP, SPnn, nn, nn.n, nn.n_vn mp4, mkv, srt, ass but you could add more. the episode must be written within a [] bracket. finally, this regex cannot cover all the cases and obviously have some issues, but it's fine under most cases. it is also a small regex practice for me.

match: #aabbcc #abc (255,255,255) (255,255,255,255) 255,255,255 no match: #gggggg #ggg 256,256,256

Matching for mikrotik ROS 7 Used in promtail and grafana

You can use this regular expression to identify any type of Telegram link. It doesn't matter whether it is t.me or telegram.me. Links including "joinchat" are also accepted.

Aquivalent solution for golang's unsupported negative lookahead in re2 flavor of go's regex. This example provides a negative lookahead similar to (?!/api/) ignoring routes with the /api/ prefix at the start.

Find all SGR-type ANSI escape sequences

converts HTML: This is hyperlink. You can click this. to Markup: This is hyperlink. You can click this. which renders like this: This is hyperlink. You can click this.

Adds += to Lua.

Extract parts of a URL on Python

Permite filtrar e capturar telefones brasileiros seguindo o modelo: Código internacional (+55) caso fornecido DDD (XX) Telefone fixo (XXXX-XXXX) ou telefone móvel com ou sem o "9" inicial (9XXXX-XXXX)

Replaces both VB & C# AssemblyInfo files.

Ensure the ip address format is correct

for azlottoapi

It is used to extract fields from the repository URL Works in Python and JS Group1 : protocol (Such as http or https) Group2 : domain (Such as github.com or gitlab.com) Group3: Name space (Such as your personal namespace or project namespace) Group4: Project name (Such as your project name) Python Example: import re #extract project and namespace from project url def extract_fields_from_repo_url(repository_url): matches = re.search(r'([a-z]+):\/\/()\/()\/(.*)\.git', repository_url) protocol = matches.group(1) domain = matches.group(2) name_space = matches.group(3) project = matches.group(4) return {'protocol':protocol, 'domain':domain, 'name_space':name_space, 'project': project} fields = extract_fields_from_repo_url('https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce.git') print (fields)

We had an issue where the "hosts=some_var" value could cause mass deployments if the wrong value was passed through. Specifically a comma with nothing surrounding it (i.e. "hosts=,"). This regex will allow us to fail when certain characters are present.

Matches subdomain, domain and top level in a field that contains a urls. https://www.whatever.you.want ---> whatever.you.want

It's too large to match with all which seems like an IPv6. It's not perfect, but it's detects more valid IPv6 than some others regex.