🔢 Remove Line Numbers from Code

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📚 Help & Instructions

🚀 Quick Start

• Paste your code with line numbers into the input area
• Select the removal options you need from the sidebar
• Click "Preview" to see what will be removed
• Click "Remove Line Numbers" to clean your code
• Use "Export" to save the cleaned code

🔍 Detection Modes

• Auto-detect: Automatically identifies line number patterns
• Standard: Removes numbers like "1 ", "2 ", "3 "
• Padded: Removes numbers like "001 ", "002 ", "003 "
• Brackets: Removes "[1]", "(1)", "{1}" etc.
• Dots: Removes "1.", "2.", "3." etc.
• Colons: Removes "1:", "2:", "3:" etc.

🛡️ Advanced Options

• Preserve formatting: Keeps indentation and spacing
• Handle inline numbers: Removes numbers within lines
• Handle comments: Removes line numbers from comments too

📝 Custom Patterns

• Enter your own regex pattern for specific cases
• Save frequently used patterns for quick access
• Example: ^\d+\s+ matches line numbers at start
• Example: \[\d+\] matches bracketed numbers

📁 File Operations

• Load File: Import a single file
• Batch Mode: Process multiple files at once
• Export: Save cleaned code to file

↩️ Undo

• Click "Undo" to revert the last removal
• Works even after exporting

🔌 API Integration

• Copy the API URL for programmatic access
• Integrate with your IDE using the provided guide
• Automate line number removal in your workflow

💡 Tips

• Use Preview first to verify what will be removed
• Enable "Auto-detect" for best results
• Save custom patterns for recurring tasks
• Use Batch Mode for processing multiple files

⚠️ Important Notes

• Always backup your original code
• Review the preview before final removal
• Some legitimate numbers might be removed - use custom patterns to avoid this
• The tool preserves code structure and formatting