Q:

How to regex after equal sign

I need to grab the text after the equal sign 
and... i suck using regex. 
i managed to build this but it still grabs the string
including the equal sign
this is what i got:
(name).\s.(.*)

Example String
| name                    = New York City
I need to grab only the "new york city"
how do i get rid of the equal sign inside the regex  
Any ideas?  

A:

You can use this RegExp name\s*=\s*([\S\s]+)

name checks for the text "name"
\s* selects all whitespace (greedy) if there is any
= Will match the = sign
([\S\s]+) Will select all characters

Add the flag i to make it case-insensitive. If you wish for only one space to be valid, replace \s* with \s{0,1}
Add [.] instead of [\S\s] and the g flag to make it match multiple lines
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