I found this and I don't know whether it is a function or what and I can't understand what it does
(/^\d+$/)
It's a Regular Expression AKA RegExp MDN:
(/^\d+$/)
() Are simple brackets (from a function call using RegExp as argument)
/ ... / is a Regex syntax matching:
^ from the start of a string
\d match numbers (akin to [0-9])
+ one or more times
$ till the end of string
/ : js regex delimiter
^ : start of the string
\d: matches any single digit between 0 - 9
+ : multiple time and at least once
$ : end of the string
/ : Js regex delimiter
This means in summary match a string that contains only digit, once or multiple time. Example : "7" is valid, "77" is valid, "" is not valid
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