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Readme
regex-parser
A module that parses a string as regular expression and returns the parsed value.
☁️ Installation
$ npm i --save regex-parser📋 Example
// Dependencies
var RegexParser = require("regex-parser");
console.log(RegexParser("/^hi$/g"));
// => /^hi$/g📝 Documentation
RegexParser(input)
Parses a string input.
Params
- String
input: The string input that should be parsed as regular expression.
Return
- RegExp The parsed regular expression.
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