Tyler Littlefield

@shrektan Using `blastula::creds_anonymous()` worked perfectly for me, thanks!

This is exactly what the package needs! What is the use case for `sanitize.rx_string`, wouldn't it already be sanitized?

Nice, I recently changed sanitize to: ```r sanitize

Haha, yes it does look scary. I mainly just assumed its bullet proof given who wrote the package. Let's stick with `gsub`.

I've been trying to figure out how to avoid `rx()` and allow nested `rx_` functions that have the `...` but I can't come up with anything. At this point, if...

One lazy solution I've came up with is: ```r `~` [1] "cat food" "dog food" NA # with vals rx() %>% rx_group( vals(rx_either_of("cat", "dog")) ) %>% rx_literal(" food") %>% stringr::str_extract(c("cat...

One issue I have is that some of these abstract things a step further and possibly makes it difficult to "google" your way out of confusion. For example, if I...

1. `rep="maybe"` makes sense to me. But open to an alternative if you have an idea. 2. You're right, `rx_zero_or_more` makes sense, is more consistent 3. Right again... I don't...

I wonder if we might organize the package into 9 types: 1. **anchors**: Matches position. 2. **capturing groups**: Matches groups. 3. **character classes**: Matches predefined sets of characters wrapped between...

@kwstat thanks for the suggestion! I will consider adding this to the documentation.