package-name-regex

Provides a regex that can be used to test if a string is a valid NPM package name. ## Install

bash
# npm
$ npm install package-name-regex

# Yarn
$ yarn add package-name-regex

## Usage

js
import packageNameRegex from 'package-name-regex'
// Or import { packageNameRegex } from 'package-name-regex'

packageNameRegex.test('some-package') // true
packageNameRegex.test('example.com') // true
packageNameRegex.test('@npm/thingy') // true

packageNameRegex.test('crazy!') // false
packageNameRegex.test('.start-with-period') // false
packageNameRegex.test('@npm-zors/money!time.js') // false

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