onigurumacffi 1.4.1

python cffi bindings for the oniguruma regex engine

onigurumacffi

python cffi bindings for the oniguruma regex engine

installation

pip install onigurumacffi

• wheels should be available on pypi in most cases
• to build from source, libonig-dev must be installed prior to installation

api

the api is currently very limited (basically just enough to support what I needed).

compile(pattern: str) -> _Pattern

make a compiled pattern

compile_regset(*patterns: str) -> _RegSet

make a compiled RegSet

OnigSearchOption

an enum listing the search-time options for oniguruma

the current set of options are:

class OnigSearchOption(enum.IntEnum):
    NONE = ...
    NOTBOL = ...
    NOTEOL = ...
    POSIX_REGION = ...
    CHECK_VALIDITY_OF_STRING = ...
    NOT_BEGIN_STRING = ...
    NOT_BEGIN_POSITION = ...

_Pattern.match(s: str, start: int = 0, flags: OnigSearchOption = OnigSearchOption.NONE) -> Optional[_Match]

match a string using the pattern. optionally set start to adjust the offset which is searched from

_Pattern.search(s: str, start: int = 0, flags: OnigSearchOption = OnigSearchOption.NONE) -> Optional[_Match]

search a string using the pattern. optionally set start to adjust the offset which is searched from

_Pattern.number_of_captures() -> int

return the number of captures in the regex

_RegSet.search(s: str, start: int = 0, flags: OnigSearchOption = OnigSearchOption.NONE) -> Tuple[int, Optional[_Match]]

search a string using the RegSet. optionally set start to adjust the offset which is searched from

the leftmost regex index and match is returned or (-1, None) if there is no match

_Match.group(n: int = 0) -> str

return the string of the matched group, defaults to 0 (the whole match)

_Match[n: int] -> str

a shorthand alias for _Match.group(...)

_Match.start(n: int = 0) -> int

return the character position of the start of the matched group, defaults to 0 (the whole match)

_Match.end(n: int = 0) -> int

return the character position of the end of the matched group, defaults to 0 (the whole match)

_Match.span(n: int = 0) -> int

return (start, end) character position of the matched group, defaults to 0 (the whole match)

_Match.expand(s: str) -> str

expand numeric groups in s via the groups in the match