regex-toolkit 0.0.2b2

Effortlessly craft efficient RE and RE2 expressions with user-friendly tools.

Regex-Toolkit

Regex-Toolkit: Effortlessly craft efficient RE and RE2 expressions with user-friendly tools.

Requirements:

Regex-Toolkit requires Python 3.9 or higher, is platform independent, and has no outside dependencies.

Issue reporting

If you discover an issue with Regex-Toolkit, please report it at https://github.com/Phosmic/regex-toolkit/issues.

License

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

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Installing

Most stable version from PyPi:

pip install regex-toolkit

Development version from GitHub:

git clone git+https://github.com/Phosmic/regex-toolkit.git
cd regex-toolkit
pip install .

Usage

Import packages:

import re
# and/or
import re2

# Can import directly if desired
import regex_toolkit as rtk

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Library

iter_sort_by_len

Function to iterate strings sorted by length.

Function Signature
iter_sort_by_len(package_name, *, reverse=False)

Parameters
texts(Iterable[str])	Strings to sort.
reverse(int)	Sort in descending order (longest to shortest).

Example (ascending shortest to longest):

words = ["longest", "short", "longer"]
for word in rtk.iter_sort_by_len(words):
    print(word)

Output:

short
longer
longest

Example reversed (descending longest to shortest):

words = ["longest", "short", "longer"]
for word in rtk.iter_sort_by_len(words, reverse=True):
    print(word)

Output:

longest
longer
short

sort_by_len

Function to get a tuple of strings sorted by length.

Function Signature
sort_by_len(package_name, *, reverse=False)

Parameters
texts(Iterable[str])	Strings to sort.
reverse(int)	Sort in descending order (longest to shortest).

Example (ascending shortest to longest):

rtk.sort_by_len(["longest", "short", "longer"])

Result:

('short', 'longer', 'longest')

Example reversed (descending longest to shortest):

rtk.sort_by_len(["longest", "short", "longer"], reverse=True)

Result:

('longest', 'longer', 'short')

ord_to_codepoint

Function to get a character codepoint from a character ordinal.

Function Signature
ord_to_codepoint(ordinal)

Parameters
ordinal(int)	Character ordinal.

Example:

# ordinal: 127344
ordinal = ord("🅰")
rtk.ord_to_codepoint(ordinal)

Result:

'0001f170'

codepoint_to_ord

Function to get a character ordinal from a character codepoint.

Function Signature
codepoint_to_ord(codepoint)

Parameters
codepoint(str)	Character codepoint.

Example:

# char: "🅰"
codepoint = "0001f170"
rtk.codepoint_to_ord(codepoint)

Result:

127344

char_to_codepoint

Function to get a character codepoint from a character.

Function Signature
char_to_codepoint(char)

Parameters
char(str)	Character.

Example:

rtk.char_to_codepoint("🅰")

Result:

'0001f170'

char_as_exp

Function to create a RE expression that exactly matches a character.

Function Signature
char_as_exp(char)

Parameters
char(str)	Character to match.

Example:

rtk.char_as_exp("🅰")

Result:

r'\🅰'

char_as_exp2

Function to create a RE expression that exactly matches a character.

Function Signature
char_as_exp2(char)

Parameters
char(str)	Character to match.

Example:

rtk.char_as_exp2("🅰")

Result:

r'\x{0001f170}'

string_as_exp

Function to create a RE expression that exactly matches a string.

Function Signature
string_as_exp(text)

Parameters
text(str)	String to match.

Example:

rtk.string_as_exp("🅰🅱🅲")

Result:

r'\🅰\🅱\🅲'

string_as_exp2

Function to create a RE expression that exactly matches a string.

Function Signature
string_as_exp2(text)

Parameters
text(str)	String to match.

Example:

rtk.string_as_exp2("🅰🅱🅲")

Result:

r'\x{0001f170}\x{0001f171}\x{0001f172}'

strings_as_exp

Function to create a RE expression that exactly matches any one string.

Function Signature
strings_as_exp(texts)

Parameters
texts(Iterable[str])	Strings to match.

Example:

rtk.strings_as_exp([
    "bad.word",
    "another-bad-word",
])

Result:

r'another\-bad\-word|bad\.word'

strings_as_exp2

Function to create a RE expression that exactly matches any one string.

Function Signature
strings_as_exp2(texts)

Parameters
texts(Iterable[str])	Strings to match.

Example:

rtk.strings_as_exp2([
    "bad.word",
    "another-bad-word",
])

Result:

r'another\-bad\-word|bad\.word'

iter_char_range

Function to iterate all characters within a range of codepoints (inclusive).

Function
iter_char_range(first_codepoint, second_codepoint)

Parameters
first_codepoint(int)	Starting (first) codepoint.
last_codepoint(int)	Ending (last) codepoint.

Example:

for char in rtk.iter_char_range("a", "c"):
    print(char)

Output:

a
b
c

char_range

Function to get a tuple of all characters within a range of codepoints (inclusive).

Function
char_range(first_codepoint, second_codepoint)

Parameters
first_codepoint(int)	Starting (first) codepoint.
last_codepoint(int)	Ending (last) codepoint.

Example:

rtk.char_range("a", "c")

Result:

('a', 'b', 'c')

mask_span

Slice and mask a string using a span.

Function Signature
mask_span(text, span, mask=None)

Parameters
text(str)	Text to slice.
span(list[int] | tuple[int, int])	Domain of index positions (start, end) to mask.
mask(str | None)	Mask to insert after slicing.

Example:

rtk.mask_span(
    "This is an example",
    (8, 8),
    mask="not ",
)

Result:

'This is not an example'

mask_spans

Slice and mask a string using multiple spans.

Function Signature
mask_spans(text, spans, masks=None)

Parameters
text(str)	Text to slice.
spans(Iterable[list[int] | tuple[int, int]])	Domains of index positions (x1, x2) to mask from the text.
masks(Iterable[str] | None)	Masks to insert when slicing.

Example:

rtk.mask_spans(
    "This is an example",
    spans=[
        (9, 10),
        (11, 18),
    ],
    masks=[
        " good",
        "sample",
    ],
)

to_utf8

Encode a unicode string to UTF-8 form.

Function Signature
to_utf8(text)

Parameters
text(str)	Text to encode.

to_nfc

Normalize a Unicode string to NFC form C.

Function Signature
to_utf8(text)

Parameters
text(str)	Text to normalize.