I made a regex visualizer/debugger which lets you visually understand the finite state machine representation of a regular expression And added gratuitous explosions and particle effects of course Made with Zig + sokol
largely distracting - but being able to step through it in a cleaner way would be nice
For when you need to debug a regex but also need a little hit of dopamine.
If it can compare regex as sets of values, I will insta-merge @arktypeio🙏 github.com/arktypeio/arkt…
Regex with explosions? Finally, some justice. Waiting on the VIM keybinding visualizer with boss fight mode.
I’m not sure what you use as a backend, but a power move would be running “use re ‘debug’;” from Perl in a sandbox. That tool was powerful enough to debug extended regexes generating their own code in runtime. I used it to homebrew a polysaccharide substructure matcher.
Can it visualize the entire execution of a TextMate grammar highlighting a file? Can I make it play in the statusbar of VSCode like some sort of unbelievably autistic winamp plugin?
oh, so regex' are implemented via state machines! Didn't know that, thank you
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