failregex = ^<HOST> -.*GET.*(\.php|\.asp|\.exe|\.pl|\.cgi|\.scgi) ^<HOST> -.*(wp-login|xmlrpc).*php.*^<HOST> -.*(HTTP/1\\.1|HTTP/1\\.0|HTTP/2).*(404|403|400).*$ This regular expression may be too broad or improperly formatted.
"Doc comments are critical in Go as they provide necessary documentation for exported names. Every exported (capitalized) name should have a corresponding doc comment for clarity and usability."
The regex is written in verbose syntax to enhance readability, allowing whitespace and comments, which aids in understanding the structure of the pattern.
"To effectively validate complex structures like URLs, itâs essential to break down the regex into smaller, manageable components that can be tested individually for accuracy."
GitHub - slevithan/oniguruma-to-es: Convert patterns from Oniguruma (the regex flavor used in Ruby, TextMate grammars, etc.) to native JavaScript RegExp
GitHub - slevithan/oniguruma-to-es: Convert patterns from Oniguruma (the regex flavor used in Ruby, TextMate grammars, etc.) to native JavaScript RegExp