This is the source code for the Regular Expressions Interactive Tutorial. You can download the tutorial.

Please use the tutorial. If you have something to add or find a mistake, there is a link on each page to edit and improve the HTML file. Then you can make a pull request. If you have any questions or like to get in touch, you can chat on gitter or ping @niccokunzmann.

Do you want to translate the tutorial into your own language? Great! To do that, start by creating translations of the strings in localization.json. Then you can create a folder in the root directory for your language and start translating! When you have translated the first file, make sure to link to it in the index file.

There are two ways to run this website, either by downloading Jekyll on your computer or by using GitHub Pages.

1. Launch a terminal and run gem install jekyll to install Jekyll
2. Then run jekyll serve --trace in your forked repository to run Jekyll from there.
3. Type in localhost:4000 to visit the website. You can read more about installing Jekyll here.

1. Fork
2. Go to your settings at https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/regex-tutorial/settings, you can make a live view of your code.

• This tutorial is inspired by Daniel Fett's tutorial on regular expressions.

Regex-Tutorial by Nicco Kunzmann is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License..

Images in the img folder are under a separate license.