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escape-string-regexp

5.0.0 · 17 Apr 2021MIT480.6M / weekRepositoryHomepagenpmAtom feed

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Latest releases

  1. 5.x · latest line

  2. 5.0.0

    17 Apr 2021
    • breaking

      Require Node.js 12 aebb6e8

    • breaking

      This package is now pure ESM. Please read this.

  3. 4.x · maintenance

  4. 4.0.0

    23 Apr 2020
    • breaking

      Escape - in a way that’s compatible with PCRE (#23) ec45c70
      Shouldn't be breaking to most users, but if you depend on the exact output, it slightly changed.

  5. 3.x · maintenance

  6. 3.0.0

    7 Apr 2020
    • breaking

      Require Node.js 10 70deac5

    • breaking

      Escape - in a way that’s compatible with Unicode patterns (#21) 732905d

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Registry facts last checked 3 Nov 2026. Releases and advisories last read 3 Nov 2026.