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RegexOrder 0.2
Search the regex that fits all querying strings.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >= 3
Keywords: regex,string-matchingpartial-order

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Search the regex that fits all querying strings.

- Dozens of pre-written regexes are indexed and organized as a [partial order](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partially_ordered_set), available in `regexorder/templates.json`.

- The regex of all the querying strings' least upper bound in the partial order is returned.

- `templates.svg` plots the partial order.

![Templates](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chuanconggao/RegexOrder/master/templates.svg?sanitize=true)

The core part is the pre-written regexes and their respective structure. Currently they only cover the most common cases.

- Any idea or contribution is highly welcome.

## Reference

This library is part of the implementation for our research paper to be submitted.

## Installation

This package is available on PyPI. Just use `pip3 install -U RegexOrder` to install it.

Our regexes utilize some advanced Unicode features, that are not available in standard `re` library yet. Thus, the more advanced [`regex`](https://pypi.org/project/regex/) library must be used to match our regexes.

## Examples

``` python
from regexorder import RegexOrder

r = RegexOrder()

t = r.match("123")
t.name
# 'pos_int'
t.regex
# '\\+?\\d+'

t = r.matchall(["apple", "banana", "cheese cake"])
t.name
# 'lower_words'
t.regex
# '\\p{Ll}+(\\s+\\p{Ll}+)*'
```
scf-add 0.1
为用Python编写腾讯云函数服务SCF代码提供便捷的pip库添加方式
License: MIT


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为用Python编写腾讯云函数服务SCF代码提供便捷的pip库添加方式

INSTALL
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pip install scf-add

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scf-add add <package>