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In the package version 1.0.4, as listed as the latest one here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/incr-regex-package
[PS: The commits on master are only till 1.0.3]

I tried this code, which throws incrRegEx is not a function.

const ir = require("incr-regex-package");
const { incrRegEx } = ir;

Downgrading to v1.0.3 works BTW.

So I dug deeper later and saw in node_modules that in v1.0.4, there is no export for incrRegEx, which is literally the heart of this package.

Just wanted to know if this package is being actively maintained (and is it safe to use), and also did someone accidentally pushed /published their test code as v1.0.4 to npm, without ever committing here?

Thanks!

Hi:

I'm looking at the package to do a reg ex search for the validity of a string.

I have a requirement in which a user enter a "" to skip some of the nodes in the search.
As an example if my regex is 536X[5|8][A-Z]+ a user enters 55A.
So, is there any way I can search a character in the FSM node and if its not matching move to the next node and search. Help on this will be highly appreciated

Hello,

the following regular expression
((((<A>){1}|(<F>){1}|(<T>){1}){1}|((<N>){1}){1})|((<P>)(((<W>)(<C>)){1}(<N>)){1}(<P0>)){1})*
raise a too much recursion fatal error.

Best regards

Hello,

I find your package, potentially useful, however, I can't get some basic functionality to work (or I misunderstand how it works).
I'm trying to run the following query, expecting to receive FAIL, but I'm getting MORE:

rx = ir.incrRegEx("\\d{3}-\\d{3}-\\d{4}"); rx.matchStr("lala123"); rx.state();

Is this the expected behavior?