[hollowsolve]

We built Match, a pattern matching language that compiles to WASM and replaces regex with readable grammars.

Instead of this: ^[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}$

You write this:

email: username then "@" then domain

username: one or more of (letter, digit, ".", "_", "-")

domain: one or more of (letter, digit, "-") then "." then between 2 and 6 letters

Match features:

- WASM JIT + JS JIT: matches or beats native regex on most patterns

- Linear-time parsing, no backtracking, no ReDoS, ever

- Full parse trees with named extractions, not just match/no-match

- Zero dependencies, ~7KB, MIT licensed

- Composable grammars via modules

Website: https://matchlang.com

Performance: https://matchlang.com/docs/api/performance

GitHub: https://github.com/hollowsolve/Match

[gus_massa]

The preferred style here for the titles is more dry, something like "Matchlang: A pattern matching language that replaces regular expressions. Full parse trees, no ReDoS" or a shorter version like "Matchlang: A replacement for regular expressions. Full parse trees, no ReDoS".

If you write in the title "Regex is dead" people will get skeptical and ask for proofs.