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regelk

v1.0.3

Published

RegElk JavaScript version

Readme

RegElk-JS

A linear regular expression engine demo for JavaScript, translated from the OCaml RegElk project and packaged as an npm module for use in Node.js and modern browsers.

Installation

npm install regelk

Import Methods

CommonJS (Node.js)

const regElk = require("regelk");

ES Module (Browser or ES6 environments)

import regElk from "regelk";

Usage Examples

Basic Matching

const regElk = require("regelk");

const regex = /a\n(.+)/;
const str = "a\nb";

const result = regElk(regex, str);
console.log(result);
// Outputs match result object containing capture group information

Using String as Regex Source

const result = regElk("a(.+)c", "abcd");
console.log(result);

Using RegExp Objects

const regex = /hello (world)/
const result = regElk(regex, "Hello World!");
console.log(result);

Return Value

The function returns a match result object with the following structure:

// Array of captures, where each element represents a capture value
// Group 0 is the full match
[
  "hello world",
  "world"
]

If no match is found, null will be returned.