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ripgrep is a fast, line-oriented search tool that recursively searches directories for regex patterns while respecting gitignore rules.
A simple, fast, and user-friendly command-line tool to find files and directories, designed as an alternative to the traditional 'find' command.
A comprehensive guide to command-line text processing tools like grep, sed, awk, sort, and more for Linux/Unix environments.
A line-oriented search tool that extends ripgrep to search inside PDFs, Office documents, archives, and many other file types.
A command-line tool and library that generates regular expressions from user-provided test cases.
A high-performance multiple regex matching library using hybrid automata for simultaneous pattern matching across data streams.
A language that compiles to ECMAScript regular expressions, designed for better readability and maintainability.
A Rust regular expression library with guaranteed linear time matching using finite automata.
A Java library that simplifies constructing complex regular expressions using a fluent builder API.
A dead simple 1kb Markdown parser written in JavaScript for constrained use-cases.
A Neovim search and replace panel with regex support, live updates, and multiple replace engines.
A regular expression to match all emoji symbols and sequences as per the Unicode Standard.
Generate random strings that match any given JavaScript regular expression.
The largest open-source database of regex patterns for detecting secrets, API keys, passwords, and tokens in code.
A Go library and command-line tool to extract URLs from text using regular expressions.
Parse text in React Native apps to extract and style URLs, emails, phone numbers, and custom patterns as interactive Text elements.
A library for deterministic finite automata (DFA) regular expressions and lexical analysis tools.
A fully themeable markdown editor with live syntax highlighting for iOS and macOS.
A grep-like tool that understands source code syntax for precise search and manipulation across multiple languages.
A Go library providing pre-built regular expressions for common patterns like dates, emails, and phone numbers.
An ESLint plugin that provides 80+ rules to detect regex mistakes, enforce style consistency, and optimize regular expressions.
A JavaScript library for querying and manipulating object properties using expressive paths with wildcards, regexps, slices, and unions.
A command-line batch file renaming utility with regex support, sorting, and mapping capabilities for developers.
A portable fork of Intel's Hyperscan, enabling high-performance regex matching on ARM, Power, and other non-x86 platforms.
A regular expressions library forked from Oniguruma, focusing on Perl 5.10+ features and used as Ruby's default regex engine.
A regular expressions library forked from Oniguruma, focusing on Perl 5.10+ features and used as Ruby's default regex engine.
A template tag for readable, high-performance native JavaScript regexes with extended syntax, context-aware interpolation, and always-on best practices.
A Rust regex library with hybrid NFA/backtracking engine for advanced features like look-around and backreferences.
Escape special characters in strings for safe use in regular expressions.
A tiny (394B) utility that converts route patterns like '/users/:id' into regular expressions.
A Python library and CLI for extracting and refanging defanged Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) from text.
A command-line tool combining xargs and awk with regex pattern matching for batch processing.
Node.js bindings for Google's RE2 regex engine, providing a fast and safe alternative to backtracking regex engines.
A Ruby gem that generates example strings matching any given regular expression, including random examples.
A Gulp plugin for performing string and regex replacements in build pipelines.
A command-line tool to find and replace text in source files with regex support and case preservation.
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