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 Intelligently finds many different url formats in a string. For the browser and node.
 
 ## About
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 In a nutshell, `my-name-is-url` is an intelligent parser that searches a string of text for urls. The url spec is so vague that almost anything _could_ be a url. The regular expression used in `my-name-is-url` tries to match patterns likely to represent a url in a sentence rather than matching the actual url spec.
 
 > ❗️**Important note**
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 > If you're trying to parse a url into sections (scheme,host) or check a url is valid this module isn't for you. This module is intended to find urls in a string.
 
 ## Install
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 ```shell
 $ npm install --save my-name-is-url
 ```
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 or
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 ```shell
 $ jspm install npm:my-name-is-url
 ```
 
 ## Usage
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 Import the module
 
 #### CommonJS
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 ```js
 var Urls = require('my-name-is-url');
 ```
 
 #### ES6
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 ```js
 import Urls from 'my-name-is-url';
 ```
 
 ### Regex
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 If you just wanna do your own thing the regex used internally is helpfully exposed
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 ```js
 const UrlRegex = Urls.regex;
 ```
 
 ### Get Urls
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 The `get()` method returns an array of urls in a string
 
 ```js
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 ```
 
 ### Filter Urls
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 The `filter()` method runs a filter on each url in a string
 
 ```js
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 > You can get a parser instance by calling `Urls()` or `new Urls`, whichever you prefer.
 
 ## License
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 MIT © Luke Childs