I’m working on writing a parser to extract information from the output given below

I have json data that has unescaped quotes in the data. When I try to escape the quotes re.sub always double escapes the quotes. I think it is trying to escape the escape backslash.

I am working with some data that the last portion of sometimes has additional information than others. When this additional information exists, I need regex to skip it and move on to the next line.

I want to extract a valid transaction from a bunch of text. Each transaction should start with a date (dd/mm/yyyy) and end before the next date (dd/mm/yyyy). A transaction may have 1 or 2 or more descriptions following the date.

I have this regex, which works perfectly in regex101, but will not work in actual python. The find string exists in the test string, but python will not find it.

I am trying to parse lscpu output Linux command with python regex. For example, I am trying to catch the CPU Model name and print it with code below:

I am using Regular Expression in Python 3.11 (because it allows the (?>...) pattern, https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html) to transform the bellow string to a dictionary by an interactive match pattern:

I’m relatively new to python and writing a code to get to the next line after a python regex match.
I looked into the examples like https://regex101.com/r/dQ0gR6/1 and after match, get next line in a file using python bit could not achieve what i intend to capture.

The problem is I can only get either the first or last white space, while im trying to get both in one re.sub use.