CRX id
jkokpkcggnifdedpaicbjcapmhiecjjk
jkokpkcggnifdedpaicbjcapmhiecjjk
Description from extension meta
Test and validate regular expressions in real-time.
Image from store
Description from store
🔍 Regex Matcher - The Minimalist Regular Expressions Editor
Create, test, and edit regular expressions (regex). Whether you're a developer, data analyst, or marketer, our editor is designed to help you work with regex patterns quickly and effectively.
❓ Why Regex Matcher?
Craft powerful regular expressions using sample text to ensure accuracy and efficiency. Test against a wide range of patterns, such as:
- ✉️ Email Addresses: Validate and parse email formats.
- 🌐 IP Addresses: Match IPv4 and IPv6 addresses effortlessly.
- 🔗 URLs: Find and manipulate web addresses.
- 👤 Usernames: Check for valid username formats.
- ➕ And many more common and unique pattern combinations.
✨ Features:
- 🌙 Light/Dark Mode: Seamlessly switch between light and dark themes to suit your environment.
- 🎯 Highlighted Matches: See your matches with highlighted characters, making it easy to spot what's working.
- ⚙️ Regex Flags: Customize your regex behavior with a variety of supported flags, such as global, multiline, and ignore case.
- 📖 Comprehensive Cheatsheet: Access a built-in cheatsheet of common regular expression symbols to help you build patterns faster.
- ⚡ Real-time Results: See the impact of your regex changes instantly as you type.
- 💾 Saved Patterns: Save and reuse your favorite regex patterns for quicker access in future projects.
🔑 Supported Regex Flags:
- g - Global match; find all matches rather than stopping after the first match.
- i - Ignore case; utilize Unicode case folding when combined with the `u` flag.
- m - Multiline; match the start or end of each line, not just the whole string.
- u - Unicode; treat the pattern as a sequence of Unicode code points.
- y - Sticky; match only from the index indicated by the `lastIndex` property of the regex.
Latest reviews
- (2020-12-09) Yuan Zhang: easy to use
- (2020-09-02) Laurent: Thanks for all you dev work on this. I have always hated regex expressions in general and that will help me like it (a little bit) more. :)