RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
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Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#2Author:
- When did you begin this?
- What front-end JS framework did you program this in?
- How many visitors do you get per day?
Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#3RegExr looks really nice, but my go to is still http://rubular.com.
Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#4Nice work :) Looks like this tool puts the emphasis on the pedagogical aspect.
For development, the most fantastic tool that I know of in this space is debuggex. Here is an example with roman numbers:
Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#5RegExr looks really nice, but my go to is still http://rubular.com .
What do you think makes it better? I think the UX on rubular is much cleaner.
Don't they both serve a different flavor of regex?
Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#6I've been using RegExr for years, it's the first place I go to when I have a tricky regular expression to put together. It works really well.
Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#7My favourite is still https://regex101.com
Example regex: https://regex101.com/r/wY0rM7/1
Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#8Sites like this is great and all, but I wish they included some commonly used regexes. Like a list of 'good' regexs to validate phone numbers, emails and other common stuff.
It would actually be pretty cool to have a site like this except you could add the regex to a list, and then people could upvote the regexe depending on the quality of it.
Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#9Sites like this is great and all, but I wish they included some commonly used regexes. Like a list of 'good' regexs to validate phone numbers, emails and other common stuff. It would actually be pretty cool to have a site like this except you could add the regex to a list, and then people could upvote the regexe depending on the quality of it.
...and I just checked the community link. Way to go :-)
Re: RegExr: A website for interactive regex prototyping with syntax highlighting
#10Sites like this is great and all, but I wish they included some commonly used regexes. Like a list of 'good' regexs to validate phone numbers, emails and other common stuff. It would actually be pretty cool to have a site like this except you could add the regex to a list, and then people could upvote the regexe depending on the quality of it.
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