Integraties
Connect RegExMakker with the IDEs, editors, and team tools you already use every day.
Supported Platforms
Works where you work
From VS Code extensions to JetBrains plugins, from Slack bots to CI/CD pipelines — RegExMakker meets your workflow, not the other way around.
Visual Studio Code
Install the RegExMakker extension (marketplace ID: regexmakker.vscode-regex-pro) to test, debug, and save patterns directly from your editor. Supports inline preview, find-replace with live validation, and export to snippet library.
JetBrains IDEs
Available for IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm, and Rider via the JetBrains Plugin Repository. Version 3.2.1 adds full Unicode property class support and one-click sync with your RegExMakker account.
Vim & Neovim
The regExmakker-nvim plugin (Lua-based, tree-sitter compatible) lets you paste a pattern from the playground and get instant visual highlights across your buffer. Works with packer.nvim and lazy.nvim.
Sublime Text
Package Control installation: `RegExMakkerHelper`. Syncs your saved patterns and provides a side panel with real-time match counts and performance warnings for backtracking-heavy expressions.
Notepad++
Import your RegExMakker pattern library directly into Notepad++'s Find/Replace dialog via the RegExMakker NppPlugin (v2.4.0). Supports PCRE2 and .NET flavor switching.
Emacs
The regexmakker-mode package bridges Emacs regex engine with RegExMakker's online tester. Use `M-x regexmakker-test` to open the current buffer's selection in the playground instantly.
Team & Collaboration
Share patterns across your team
Don't keep regex knowledge siloed in one developer's notes. Push validated patterns to the tools your team already uses.
Slack
Add the RegExMakker bot to your workspace. Type `/regexmakker test "(\d{3})-\d{2}-\d{4}" "555-12-3456"` to get instant match results, or `/regexmakker share` to post a saved pattern with explanation cards your team can react to and fork.
Microsoft Teams
The RegExMakker Teams tab embeds the full playground inside any channel. Team members can collaboratively edit patterns, leave threaded comments on specific capture groups, and pin approved expressions to the channel header.
Discord
RegExMakker bot supports Discord with slash commands and embed previews. Ideal for dev communities and study groups — post a pattern and get formatted match breakdowns with syntax highlighting right in your server.
GitHub & GitLab
Use the RegExMakker GitHub Action (`regexmakker/test-action@v4`) to validate regex patterns in your CI pipeline. Fails the build if a pattern has catastrophic backtracking or exceeds the configured execution time threshold (default: 500ms).
Jira
Attach validated regex patterns directly to Jira tickets via the RegExMakker for Jira app. Includes pattern versioning, test case snapshots, and a clickable link back to the live playground for any reviewer.
Confluence
Embed live RegExMakker test panels inside Confluence pages. Your team documentation stays interactive — anyone can tweak the pattern, add test strings, and see results without leaving the wiki.
Developer API
Build on top of RegExMakker
Our REST API and npm package let you embed regex testing, validation, and pattern analysis into your own applications, internal tools, or teaching platforms.
REST API
Base URL: `https://api.regexmakker.com/v2`. Endpoints for `/test`, `/explain`, `/optimize`, and `/library`. Returns match positions, capture group details, backtracking warnings, and suggested improvements. Rate-limited to 1,200 requests per minute on the free tier.
npm Package
Install with `npm i @regexmakker/core`. Headless Node.js library for programmatic regex testing. Supports ECMA 262, PCRE, Python re, and .NET flavors. Includes a CLI: `npx regexmakker test "pattern" "input"` — perfect for pre-commit hooks and linting scripts.
Webhook Integration
Configure webhooks to push pattern changes to your internal registry. When a team member updates a shared pattern, your endpoint receives a JSON payload with the diff, test results, and author metadata. Supports HMAC-SHA256 signature verification.