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### WMING Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/wming

This regex pattern is used to identify 'WMING' as a release group. It ensures that 'WMING' is matched as a whole word, preceded by the start of the string or whitespace/dots/hyphens.

```regex
(?<=^|[" ".-])WMING\b
```

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### Match IDE Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/ide

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that specifically use 'IDE'. It ensures that 'IDE' is matched as a whole word, preceded by the start of the string or whitespace/punctuation, and followed by a word boundary.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .-])IDE\b
```

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### 576p WEB-DL Match Example

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/web-dl

This example demonstrates a specific use case for the WEB-DL pattern, matching '576p WEB-DL' releases.

```regex
576p WEB-DL
```

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### Match GNOME Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/gnome?section=discussion

Use this regex to identify 'GNOME' as a release group, ensuring it's not part of another word. It requires the preceding character to be the start of the line, whitespace, a hyphen, or a dot.

```regex
(?<=^|[\s.])GNOME\b
```

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### Docker Compose for Profilarr Installation

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/wiki/profilarr-casaos?section=step-by-step-installation

This is the recommended Docker Compose file for installing Profilarr. Ensure you remove the 'env_file' section if you are not contributing to a database to avoid errors.

```yaml
version: "3.8"
services:
  profilarr:
    image: "dictionarry/profilarr:latest"
    container_name: "profilarr"
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "6868:6868/tcp"
    volumes:
      - "profilarr:/app/config"
    environment:
      - TZ=America/New_York
      # - GIT_USER_NAME=your_github_username
      # - GIT_USER_EMAIL=your_github_email
      # - PROFILARR_PAT=your_github_personal_access_token
volumes:
  profilarr:
# env_file:
#  - .env # Optional: Only needed if contributing to a database
```

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### Docker Compose for Profilarr Installation

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/wiki/profilarr-casaos

This is the recommended Docker Compose configuration for installing Profilarr. Ensure to remove the 'env_file' section if you are not contributing to a database to avoid errors.

```yaml
version: "3.8"
services:
  profilarr:
    image: "dictionarryhub/profilarr:latest"
    container_name: "profilarr"
    ports:
      - "6868:6868"
    volumes:
      - "./profilarr/config:/app/config"
      - "./profilarr/data:/app/data"
    environment:
      - TZ=America/New_York
      - GIT_USER_NAME=your_github_username
      - GIT_USER_EMAIL=your_github_email
      - PROFILARR_PAT=your_github_personal_access_token
    restart: unless-stopped
    # env_file:
    #   - .env # Optional: Only needed if contributing to a database
```

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### Match 'WiKi' in Release Groups

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/wiki

This regex pattern is used to match the 'WiKi' release group, ensuring it's a whole word and not part of another word. It's useful for categorizing releases based on their group.

```regex
(?<=^|[ .-])WiKi\b
```

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### VisionXpert Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/visionxpert

This regex pattern matches the release group 'VisionXpert'. It ensures the match occurs at the beginning of a string or is preceded by specific delimiters (space, period, hyphen) and uses a word boundary to avoid partial matches within other words.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .-])VisionXpert\b
```

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### Docker Compose for Profilarr Installation

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/wiki/profilarr-casaos?section=discussion

This is the recommended Docker Compose file for installing Profilarr. Ensure to remove the 'env_file' section if you are not contributing to a database to avoid errors.

```yaml
version: "3.8"
services:
  profilarr:
    image: "ghcr.io/dictionarry-hub/profilarr:latest"
    container_name: "profilarr"
    restart: "unless-stopped"
    ports:
      - "6868:6868"
    volumes:
      - "./profilarr/config:/app/config"
      - "./profilarr/data:/app/data"
    environment:
      - TZ=America/New_York
      - GIT_USER_NAME=your_github_username
      - GIT_USER_EMAIL=your_github_email
      - PROFILARR_PAT=your_github_personal_access_token
    env_file:
      - .env # Optional: Only needed if contributing to a database
```

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### Docker Compose for Profilarr Installation

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/wiki/profilarr-casaos?section=prerequisites

This is the Docker Compose configuration recommended for installing Profilarr. Ensure to remove the 'env_file' section if you are not contributing to a database to avoid errors.

```yaml
version: "3.8"
services:
  profilarr:
    image: "ghcr.io/dictionarry-hub/profilarr:latest"
    container_name: "profilarr"
    restart: "unless-stopped"
    ports:
      - "6868:6868"
    volumes:
      - "./profilarr/config:/app/config"
      - "./profilarr/data:/app/data"
    environment:
      - TZ=America/New_York
      - GIT_USER_NAME=your_github_username
      - GIT_USER_EMAIL=your_github_email
      - PROFILARR_PAT=your_github_personal_access_token
#  env_file:
#    - .env # Optional: Only needed if contributing to a database
```

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### HypStu Release Group Regex

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/hypstu?section=referenced-by

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that start with 'HypStu'. It accounts for the beginning of the string or preceding whitespace, dots, or hyphens, and ensures 'HypStu' is a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .-])HypStu\b
```

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### Match WiKi Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/wiki?section=tests

This regex matches the release group 'WiKi' when it appears at the beginning of a string or is preceded by whitespace, a period, or a hyphen. It ensures that 'WiKi' is matched as a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .-])WiKi\b
```

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### NAN0 Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/nan0?section=overview

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that start with 'NAN0' and are followed by a word boundary. It accounts for the start of the string or preceding whitespace, dots, or hyphens.

```regex
(?<=^|[\-.])NAN0\b
```

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### Slappy Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/slappy?section=tests

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that start with 'Slappy'. It ensures that 'Slappy' is matched as a whole word, preceded by the start of the string or a whitespace, dot, or hyphen.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .,-])Slappy\b
```

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### Match 'WiKi' Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/wiki?section=pattern

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that specifically match 'WiKi'. It ensures the match is a whole word, preceded by the start of the string or whitespace/punctuation.

```regex
(?<=^|[\ .-])WiKi\b
```

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### Match 'Geek' Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/geek?section=tests

This regex pattern identifies release groups starting with 'Geek', preceded by the start of the string, a whitespace character, a period, or a hyphen. It ensures 'Geek' is a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[\ .-])Geek\b
```

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### Match BeiTai Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/beitai?section=pattern

This regex matches the 'BeiTai' release group, ensuring it's a whole word and preceded by the start of the string, a space, a dot, or a hyphen. Useful for categorizing or filtering releases.

```regex
(?<=^|[\ .-])BeiTai\b
```

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### QxR Release Group Regex

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/qxr?section=tests

This regex matches common release group names, including QxR, at the beginning of a string or after specific delimiters. It uses a word boundary to ensure whole word matches.

```regex
(?<=^|[�-.0-@[-`{-~])(QxR|afm72|Bandi|Bluespots|Celdra|FreetheFish|Garshasp|Ghost|Ime|Kappa|Langbard|LION|Panda|MONOLITH|Natty|r00t|RCVR|RZeroX|SAMPA|Silence|t3nzin|Tigole|YOGI)\b
```

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### CMCT Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/cmct?section=discussion

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups starting with 'CMCT'. It ensures that 'CMCT' is matched as a whole word, preceded by the start of the string or whitespace, dots, or hyphens.

```regex
(?<=^|[\ .-])CMCT\b
```

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### R1GY3B Release Group Regex

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/r1gy3b

This regex pattern is used to match release groups that start with 'R1GY3B'. It ensures the pattern is preceded by the start of the string or whitespace, dots, or hyphens, and is followed by a word boundary.

```regex
(?<=^|[�-\s.-])R1GY3B\b
```

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### Match 'Geek' Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/geek?section=pattern

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that start with 'Geek', preceded by the beginning of the string, a whitespace, a dot, or a hyphen. It ensures 'Geek' is matched as a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[" 	

.-])Geek\b
```

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### Match 'WiKi' Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/wiki?section=overview

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that match 'WiKi'. It ensures 'WiKi' is a whole word, preceded by the start of the string or whitespace/dots.

```regex
(?<=^|[\s.])WiKi\b
```

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### NTG Release Group Regex

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/ntg?section=discussion

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that start with 'NTG'. It ensures that 'NTG' is matched as a whole word and is preceded by the start of the string or a whitespace, dot, or hyphen.

```regex
(?<=^|[�--- -  -   　-〇� ⁠　 -⁠-‏⁡-⁤⁥-⁯ -  -   　-〇� ⁠　 .-])NTG\b
```

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### WMING Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/wming?section=discussion

This regular expression is used to identify release groups starting with 'WMING'. It ensures that 'WMING' is either at the beginning of the string or preceded by whitespace, a period, or a hyphen, and is followed by a word boundary.

```regex
(?<=^|[\s.-])WMING\b
```

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### HDmux Release Group Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/hdmux?section=pattern

This regex identifies release groups starting with 'HDmux', ensuring it's preceded by the start of the string or a whitespace, dot, or hyphen. Use this pattern to specifically match releases from the HDmux group.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .-])HDmux\b
```

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### Match E.N.D Release Group Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/end?section=pattern

This regex pattern is designed to match release groups that start with 'E.N.D' followed by a word boundary. It accounts for potential preceding characters like spaces, periods, or the start of a line.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .-])E.N.D\b
```

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### IDE Release Group Regex

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/ide?section=pattern

This regex pattern is used to match 'IDE' when it appears as a release group. It ensures that 'IDE' is matched as a whole word, preceded by the start of the string, a whitespace character, or a period, and followed by a word boundary.

```regex
(?<=^|[  .-])IDE\b
```

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### Banned Release Group Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/e

This regular expression matches release groups that start with 'E' and are considered banned. It uses a positive lookbehind to ensure the 'E' is preceded by the start of the string or a whitespace, dot, or hyphen, and a word boundary to ensure 'E' is a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[�-\s.-])E\b
```

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### Match iON in Release Groups

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/ion?section=pattern

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that include 'iON'. It accounts for 'iON' appearing at the start of a string or after whitespace, dots, or hyphens, ensuring it matches 'iON' as a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[\ .-])iON\b
```

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### Match HHWEB Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/hhweb?section=pattern

This regex matches the 'HHWEB' release group, ensuring it's preceded by the start of the string, a whitespace, a dot, or a hyphen, and followed by a word boundary.

```regex
(?<=^|[ .-])HHWEB\b
```

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### Lossless Audio Regex Pattern Example

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/dts-x

Matches any lossless audio track not in a 2160p release. This is useful for identifying high-quality audio content.

```regex
Lossless Audio
```

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### QxR Release Group Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/qxr?section=pattern

This regex pattern identifies specific release groups, including 'QxR', at the beginning of a string or after whitespace, dots, or hyphens. It ensures the matched group is a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .-])(QxR|afm72|Bandi|Bluespots|Celdra|FreetheFish|Garshasp|Ghost|Ime|Kappa|Langbard|LION|Panda|MONOLITH|Natty|r00t|RCVR|RZeroX|SAMPA|Silence|t3nzin|Tigole|YOGI)\b
```

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### LAZY Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/lazy?section=tests

Matches the word 'LAZY' when it is preceded by the start of the string, whitespace, a hyphen, or a dot. Ensures 'LAZY' is a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[\s.])LAZY\b
```

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### RandomBytes Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/randombytes?section=referenced-by

This regex matches 'RandomBytes' when it is preceded by the start of the string, whitespace, a hyphen, or a dot. It ensures accurate matching of release groups.

```regex
(?<=^|[\ .-])RandomBytes\b
```

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### Match SiMPLE Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/simple?section=pattern

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that are exactly 'SiMPLE'. It ensures that 'SiMPLE' is matched as a whole word, preceded by the start of the string or whitespace, dots, or hyphens.

```regex
(?<=^|[ .-])SiMPLE\b
```

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### Match HHWEB Release Group

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/hhweb?section=referenced-by

This regex matches the 'HHWEB' release group, ensuring it's either at the beginning of the string or preceded by a space, dot, or hyphen. It uses a word boundary to avoid partial matches.

```regex
(?<=^|[\s.-])HHWEB\b
```

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### QOQ Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/qoq?section=overview

This regex matches 'QOQ' when it is preceded by the start of the string, whitespace, a hyphen, or a dot. It ensures 'QOQ' is treated as a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[\s.-])QOQ\b
```

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### Cinefeel Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/cinefeel?section=discussion

This regex matches 'Cinefeel' when it is preceded by the start of the string, whitespace, a hyphen, or a dot. It ensures 'Cinefeel' is matched as a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[\s.-])Cinefeel\b
```

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### Match 'Geek' Release Group Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/geek?section=discussion

This regex pattern is used to identify release groups that start with 'Geek', preceded by the beginning of a line, a whitespace character, a period, or a hyphen. It ensures 'Geek' is matched as a whole word.

```regex
(?<=^|[\s.-])Geek\b
```

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### SoLaR Regex Pattern

Source: https://v2.dictionarry.dev/regex-pattern/solar?section=overview

This regex pattern is used to match the release group 'SoLaR' as a whole word, preceded by the start of the string or a whitespace, dot, or hyphen.

```regex
(?<=^|[�- .,-])SoLaR\b
```
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