mathieuprog
RegexToStrings – Get the strings a regex will match
This library allows you to get all the strings that a regex can match.
Examples:
import RegexToStrings
regex_to_strings("11|2[25]2") == {:ok, ["11", "222", "252"]}
regex_to_strings!("8(024|53)9") == ["80249", "8539"]
regex_to_strings!("(16|7?[56])24") == ["1624", "524", "7524", "624", "7624"]
regex_to_strings!("1[03-59]") == ["10", "13", "14", "15", "19"]
regex_to_strings("1.+2") == :unsupported_regex
regex_to_strings!("1.+2") # RuntimeError: unsupported metacharacter "."
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a8t
Aren’t there infinitely many matches in some (most) cases?
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Nicd
Can you add a link to the library? 
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