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Regular Expressions
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Regular expressions.
bash
npm install @stdlib/regexp
javascript
var regexp = require( '@stdlib/regexp' );
#### regexp
Namespace containing regular expressions.
javascript
var re = regexp;
// returns {...}
The following regular expressions are currently exported:
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reBasenamePosix()][@stdlib/regexp/basename-posix]: regular expression to capture the last part of a POSIX path.
- [reBasenameWindows()][@stdlib/regexp/basename-windows]: regular expression to capture the last part of a Windows path.
- [reBasename( [platform] )][@stdlib/regexp/basename]: regular expression to capture the last part of a path.
- [reColorHexadecimal( [mode] )][@stdlib/regexp/color-hexadecimal]: regular expression to match a hexadecimal color.
- [reDecimalNumber( [options] )][@stdlib/regexp/decimal-number]: regular expression to match a decimal number.
- [reDirnamePosix()][@stdlib/regexp/dirname-posix]: regular expression to capture a POSIX path dirname.
- [reDirnameWindows()][@stdlib/regexp/dirname-windows]: regular expression to capture a Windows path dirname.
- [reDirname( [platform] )][@stdlib/regexp/dirname]: regular expression to capture a path dirname.
- [reDurationString()][@stdlib/regexp/duration-string]: regular expression to match a duration string.
- [reEOL( [options] )][@stdlib/regexp/eol]: regular expression to match a newline character sequence.
- [reExtendedLengthPath()][@stdlib/regexp/extended-length-path]: regular expression to detect an extended-length path.
- [reExtnamePosix()][@stdlib/regexp/extname-posix]: regular expression to capture a POSIX filename extension.
- [reExtnameWindows()][@stdlib/regexp/extname-windows]: regular expression to capture a Windows filename extension.
- [reExtname( [platform] )][@stdlib/regexp/extname]: regular expression to capture a filename extension.
- [reFilenamePosix()][@stdlib/regexp/filename-posix]: regular expression to split a POSIX filename.
- [reFilenameWindows()][@stdlib/regexp/filename-windows]: regular expression to split a Windows filename.
- [reFilename( [platform] )][@stdlib/regexp/filename]: regular expression to split a filename.
- [reFunctionName()][@stdlib/regexp/function-name]: regular expression to capture a function name.
- [reNativeFunction()][@stdlib/regexp/native-function]: regular expression to match a native function.
- [reRegExp()][@stdlib/regexp/regexp]: regular expression to parse a regular expression string.
- [reviveRegExp( key, value )][@stdlib/regexp/reviver]: revive a JSON-serialized regular expression.
- [reSemVer()][@stdlib/regexp/semver]: regular expression to match a semantic version string.
- [regexp2json( regexp )][@stdlib/regexp/to-json]: return a JSON representation of a regular expression.
- [reUncPath()][@stdlib/regexp/unc-path]: regular expression to parse a UNC path.
- [reUtf16SurrogatePair()][@stdlib/regexp/utf16-surrogate-pair]: regular expression to match a UTF-16 surrogate pair.
- [reUtf16UnpairedSurrogate()][@stdlib/regexp/utf16-unpaired-surrogate]: regular expression to match an unpaired UTF-16 surrogate.
- [reWhitespace( [options] )][@stdlib/regexp/whitespace]: regular expression to match a white space character.
javascript
var objectKeys = require( '@stdlib/utils/keys' );
var regexp = require( '@stdlib/regexp' );
console.log( objectKeys( regexp ) );
