I made a tool that helps me with that: sloppy-regex.netlify.app
It can generate matching strings from a regex, or build a regex that would match the provided test strings. The regex and input strings are being tested against the libpcre2 library, which I cross-compiled into a WebAssembly binary.
I think, I'm going to write a post about it 🤔
Definitely write a post about it! 😎
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I made a tool that helps me with that:
sloppy-regex.netlify.app
It can generate matching strings from a regex, or build a regex that would match the provided test strings. The regex and input strings are being tested against the libpcre2 library, which I cross-compiled into a WebAssembly binary.
I think, I'm going to write a post about it 🤔
Definitely write a post about it! 😎