Correct function but incorrect explanation

[drecali]

Thank you for making such a useful tool. Your visual explanation is the best one I've seen so far!

I found an edge case where the explanation does not work well. The RegEx matches correctly and the substitution also works well. Only the visual explanation is affected.

Given this RegEx: /(?<!=\s)useSelector\(/

And this string to test:

const isSidebarOpen = useSelector((state: RootState) => state.ui.sidebarOpen);

// ✅ DO (create the isSidebarOpenSelector in the proper file, then import it here)
const isSidebarOpen = useSelector(isSidebarOpenSelector);

const backdropAlpha = (100 - useSelector(getBackdropBrightnessSelector)) / 100;

The explanation does not render if there is a < character in the RegEx. If I delete <, it renders, but after I add it back, nothing happens.

[cyrilbois]

Thanks for the feedback. I take note for the problem.