Installation
```pip install -U AutoReg```
Example
from AutoReg import AutoReg
ar=AutoReg()
print(ar.getRegex('ahjas'))
Params
Below are few parameters we have to provide according to our requirements:
1 Case_Sensitive :(default=True)
It is True means we consider the case of alphabets else it means we do not consider the lowercase or uppercase of alphabets.
2 Char_Sensitive :(default=True)
It is True means we consider the count of alphabets present in the string else it will provide the generic one.
3 Digit_Sensitive :(default=True)
It is True means we consider the count of digits present in the string else it will provide the generic one.
4 Space_Sensitive :(default= True)
It is True means we consider the count of space present in the string else it will provide the generic one.
5 Specialchar_Sensitive :(default= True)
It is True means we consider the count of special characters present in the string else it will provide the generic one.
More Updates Coming Soon... 😄
Contact
I would like to get feedback from the community. If you have feature suggestions, support questions or general comments, please email me at susmit.vssut@gmail.com
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