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I think it's time for us to put this into the official awesome list with the official logo

I think I have owned every version of the tool.

I challenge anyone to find a more functional tool . It needs to be in the list.

https://www.regexbuddy.com/

https://projects.lukehaas.me/regexhub/

Another great testing tool is the following:

Expresso

My 2¢

Sometimes we have * and sometime we have - for unordered list.

Can we move every * to -?

https://github.com/leegao/RegexEnumerator

https://goldenlion5648.itch.io/regex-adventure

Hello,

VerbalExpressions is a set of library to construct simply difficult regular expressions.
I don't know where should we put this.

I was thinking about adding a "Library" section for a long time. It make sens and there is a ton of content to add in it. Should we?

Any other idea?

What do you think?

Hi there! Amazing collection you have here! I created a very similar one independently and was wondering if I could merge it with yours. Its over at https://github.com/Varunram/Awesome-Regex-Resources if you're interested. Thanks!

CC @aloisdg @quobit

Sorry that I didn't got your page here =(

and create the another one
https://github.com/huei90/awesome-regexp

Seems we have something can merge

Hello,

After seeing the thread on /r/regex, I think it would be useful to create a block for offline tool like :

• Regex101 Offline App by @syskaw

Helpful?

Hello,

Some links from Learning miss their description. We should add them.

cheers,

https://drup.github.io/2016/08/12/tyre/

Our contributing docs state

List, after your addition, should be alphabetically

@philipbjorge caught that we didn't do this very actively, so would be nice if someone can step in and do that.

RegexHq is a GitHub organization around Regex. They define themself as a centralized place for community-driven collections of RegExp patterns and tools that can make our life easier. You may want to check /regexps/meta/issues.

I wonder if we should add the link directly or just some projects.

@sindresorhus is a collaborator of the project. It may be a nice idea to check with him, but first I will check their projects myself. They are a lot of excellent resource here. He is also the maintener of an awesome list.

Generators
http://txt2re.com/
This site is no longer available. Please consider updating the list.

Before creating a pull request.

I guess Benchmarks category would be useful, some links:

http://lh3lh3.users.sourceforge.net/reb.shtml
http://sljit.sourceforge.net/regex_perf.html
https://github.com/mariomka/regex-benchmark (It's mine)

What do you think?

Hello,

This is a problem raised by @huei90.
This project is findable in Google.

A workaround proposed by @n1trux is to add a small HTML comment at the top of the README.md. You can see is own implementation in his awesome-sysadmin repo. For us, it could look like this :

<!--
  Title: Awesome Regex
  Description: A curated list of amazingly awesome open source regex resources.
  Author: aloisdg
-->

As we dont need to focus on SEO right now, my first advice was to let it go. Since it is is just a small copy/paste, I think we should add it.

I created this to discuss on the Global SEO subject.

Hello,

I think it would be nice to add a "Tips and Tricks" part.
This part could contain this kind of resource :

• Five Invaluable Techniques to Improve Regex Performance

Any thoughts?

Can send invite. Then in one future point we can generate our main wiki page from that list - im thinking for some github webhook; when PR is accepted to update the wiki. Same way can be for future website, which will include more things - like this list, about the project, list of repos / members and etc.

Part of the checklist required to be listed at the main awesome repo (PR: sindresorhus/awesome#1188)

https://www.regexfaceoff.com/

Hello,

I just find a game around Regex. What do you think? Do you like it?

Cheers,

https://github.com/dkhamsing/frankenstein
https://github.com/donnemartin/awesome-aws

I made a game involving regular expressions a while ago, and I thought it might be a good fit for the list: https://github.com/phikal/ReGeX

And as a parallel suggestion to #41, I also made this site, http://redb.org.uk/ or https://github.com/phikal/REDB, which is supposed to be like a collection of regular expression tasks, with solutions. Sadly I haven't gotten around to fill it up with actual tasks, so it's a bit meager as of now, so I don't expect it to be added to the list at once.