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Open-source, regular expression parser and visualizer.
Open-source, regular expression parser and visualizer.
Web-Based
Regulex is an open-source, regular expression parser and visualizer. It's available online, can be embedded in other websites, or the code can be self-hosted as a JavaScript tool.
FEATURES
- Written in pure JavaScript. No backend needed.
- You can embed the graph in you own site through html iframe element.
- Detailed error message. In most cases it can point out the precise syntax error position.
- No support for octal escape. Yes it is a feature. ECMAScript strict mode doesn't support octal escape in string,but many browsers still support octal escape in regex. I make things easier. In regulex, DecimalEscape will always be treated as back reference. If the back reference is invalid, e.g. /\1/?/(\1)/?/(a)\2/,or DecimalEscape appears in charset(because in this case it can't be explained as back reference, e.g. /(ab)[\1]/), Regulex will always throw an error.
Support for regular expressions
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