Email address, most used cases

Use this regex to select all characters up to the "" bracket. It works across multiple lines. You can get an email list with only the IDs. This is the pattern it matches: Alpha Person Step 1 (.*) [$ Step 2 [$.$] (.*) gives you aperson@whatever.org...

Matches any valid JSON object, matches recursively. Passes all JSON test cases I found.

By Using this string you can just remove ascii special characters from a unicode string characters like ♥♥♥♥ ▓▒ and other non unicode letters.

Finds the outermost pair of parentheses. Compatible with any amount of nesting

Handles commands like in CMD

Match nth occurence of the patterns in the inner parenthesis. Put nth that you want to match in the curly braces (here, {3}).

use this to get value of any side of an equation. You can combine this with https://regex101.com/r/fH5kJ1/1

Detects valid Roman numerals (up to 3999), and splits into 4 capture groups: thousands, hundreds, tens, and units.

Text output produced by reading the QR code present on patient stickers created by Epic (R) medical record software

This regex matches against season and series names

Finds Typescript's reference path syntax.

Usage: "40%".replace(/\b([\d\.]+)mkb%/ig, '$1')

Validates hexadecimal color codes based on the following rule set: Optionally starting with a hash. 3 or 6 characters in length. Using the [0-9a-f] character set.

Valid and Invalid emails