hasAfter()

The hasAfter method will match anything before what you write as input argument, and it WILL NOT include the argument in the search.

hasAfter will escape characters for you automatically.

Usage

hasAfter(PARAMETERS)

Example

const word = "hello@gmail.com";
const code = "[character]{any} hasAfter(@gmail.com)"
// Match: "hello"

Regex

hasAfter will just plainly translate into regex. A will be a, however, some characters will be escaped, like . which will become \..