Regular Expressions 101

extracts hostname from url

to put # instead of url

This came up as a need for splitting a url param into an array ofr stings, where such a string may be a sublist contained within a bracket pair

Detect if an url is local (even if written in an absolute way)

took me way to long

Sim regexp to try to catch a URL or a obfuscated URL (with spaces) from a string

Extract parts of an URL.

URL MATCH

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

The best way to parse URL via Regex. This can be used in javascript, PHP, etc.

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)...

Best URL Regex to match URL, This is simple and can match 64K of url regex under 20ms Regex Matches All Below and more: https://example.domain http://example.domain...

Port https://regex101.com/library/cX0pJ8 to PCRE2 (PHP >= 7.3)

Detects any Grabify IP tracker links

Convert a bare url into organization/repo format in a Markdown link.

Validate an URL input.

Extract parts of a URL on Python

Finds all external resources declared as url() in styles. Handles different quote types if any, even escaped ones: url(...) url('...') url("...") url(\'...\') url(\"...\")