reverse-regex is a Rust library that generates strings based on regular expressions. Given a regex pattern, the tool produces random strings that conform to the specified format. This is particularly useful for tasks such as automated testing, data generation, and fuzzing.
The project includes a demo compiled to WebAssembly, allowing you to generate strings from regex patterns directly in the browser.
- 🔧 Generate valid strings from any regular expression pattern.
- ⚡ Full support for Rust standard regex syntax.
- 🌍 WebAssembly build for easy browser-based usage.
You can try out the live demo of the project, where you can input a regular expression and get a generated string that matches it. The demo is compiled to WebAssembly for direct use in the browser.
To use reverse-regex in your Rust project, follow these steps:
- Add the following line to your
Cargo.toml:[dependencies] reverse-regex = "0.1.0"