this regex validates e-mails. const isValid= .text(value)

Find any lines starting with # and followed by anchor name with & and wrap it into html so that we start with this: Title &anchor and finish with something like this: ...

Viimeo file.

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Makes 1st level headings the 2nd level etc. This comes handy when for example making an extra chapter from a part of an XWiki page. By-design, this regex also beautifies (normalizes) the headings syntax (like this regex).

Makes 2nd level headings the 1st level etc. This comes handy when for example creating a new page from a part of an existing XWiki page. While this regex could also try to beautify (normalize) the headings at the same time, better use a dedicated regex for that.

Regex to match dimensions

Beautifies (normalizes) headings of an XWiki page.

How do I extract then some text A, some text B and some text C if they are in the format some text A ( some text B ( some text C)) Please mind that in some cases may be only some text A ( some text B)...

Creo que no me he dejado ningún caso. Cuenta también con el caso en que los 2 primeros números son 00, que admite dígito de control de tipo letra sea cual sea la letra inicial (naturaleza jurídica).

version and folder remove script line at html

Email Validation Pattern

Super dumb sanity check for valid host

A regex test for filepaths.

Regex simples para verificação de senha forte: /^ (?=.*\d) // deve conter ao menos um dígito (?=.*[a-z]) // deve conter ao menos uma letra minúscula...

Regex simples para verificação de email

Parse CISCO NEXUS 9xxx/5xxxx show inventory output w/o | json modifier. Nexus 9xxxx don't have the json output modifier. It's a LINUX based os, so | json would fork a json binary which doesn't exist

Splits the parts of a line in the log of the Nextcloud sync client into usable fragments

Extracts multiline address into individual parts

Detects any UUID 4 strings