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Aug 11, 2020 at 07:23
Today I needed a library that takes a regular expression and gives you a string that matches. https://github.com/fent/randexp.js fits that need nicely. Unfortunately, reading the docs has introduced me to evil patterns like /a^/ and /\1 (a)/. Yikes.
GitHub - fent/randexp.js: Create random strings that match a given regular expression.
GitHub - fent/randexp.js: Create random strings that match a given regular expression.
Create random strings that match a given regular expression. - fent/randexp.js

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