PegParser

Description

This package implements a PEG (Parsing Expression Grammar) to parse syntax, i add rules to parse URL, HTTP request and response easily with security and some format like hexadecimal, base32, base64, base85, CSV, JSON (strict and permissive), system file path...

This module implements standard functions for a PEG Parser, standard match (like digit, hexadecimal, letter, upper case letter, lower case letter, ...), standard rules (like integer, float, string, ...), standard formats (like hexadecimal data, base64 data, ...), network formats (like IPv4, IPv6, hostname, ...), a full URL parser, a full HTTP parser (request and response), a full CSV parser, a full JSON parser (strict and permissive) and system file path (Windows (DOS and NT path) and Linux path).

Requirements

This package require:

• python3
• python3 Standard Library

Installation

Pip

python3 -m pip install PegParser

Git

git clone "https://github.com/mauricelambert/PegParser.git"
cd "PegParser"
python3 -m pip install .

Wget

wget https://github.com/mauricelambert/PegParser/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
unzip main.zip
cd PegParser-main
python3 -m pip install .

cURL

curl -O https://github.com/mauricelambert/PegParser/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
unzip main.zip
cd PegParser-main
python3 -m pip install .

Usages

from PegParser import *

# Build bytes for a full HTTP response, useful to make a HTTP server response
http_response = bytes(HttpResponse(b'HTTP', 1.0, 200, 'OK', [], b'body content'))
http_response = bytes(HttpResponse(b'HTTP', 1.1, 201, 'Created', [('Content-Length', '12'), ('Content-Type', 'application/json'), ('Server', 'TestServer')], b'', 10, 'plain/text'))

# Parse the HTTP response, useful to parse the server response from a HTTP client
response = parse_http_response(http_response)
response.code
response.body

# Build bytes for a full HTTP request, useful to make a HTTP client request
http_request = bytes(HttpRequest('GET', '/', b'HTTP', 1.0, [], b'body content'))
http_request = bytes(HttpRequest('POST', '/upload', b'HTTP', 1.1, [('Content-Length', '12'), ('Content-Type', 'application/json'), ('User-Agent', 'TestClient')], b'', 10, 'plain/text'))

# Parse the HTTP request, useful to parse the client request from a HTTP server
request = parse_http_request(http_request)
response.verb
response.uri

# Parse a full URL
url_parsed = get_matchs(StandardRules.Url.full(b"https://my.full.url/with/path;and=parameters?query=too#fragment")[1])
url_parsed['host']
url_parsed['path']
url_parsed['scheme']

# Parse base64
base64_parsed = get_matchs(StandardRules.Format.base64(b"09AZaz+/"))

# Write your own rule
def digits(data, position):
    return PegParser.one_or_more(
        StandardMatch.is_digit,
        data,
        position,
    )

position, data = digits(b'01234', 0)          # match: 01234
position, data = digits(b'\x0001234toto', 0)  # no match
position, data = digits(b'\x0001234toto', 1)  # match: 01234

with open('data.csv', 'rb') as file:
    for line in csv_file_parse(file):
        field1 = line[0]
        field2 = line[1]
        ...

data = get_json(b'{"1": null, "2" : 1.5 , "3": {"test": true, "1": 2}, "4": [1, 2, false]}')
data = get_json(b'{"1" null, "2" : 1.5 , "3": {"test" true "1" 2},"4" :[1 2, false],}', permissive=True)

with open('data.mjson', 'rb') as file:
    for data in mjson_file_parse(file):
        print(data)

match(StandardRules.Path.path, b'\\\\?\\test\\1\\2\\test.txt**', 7) # b'\\\\?\\test\\1\\2\\test.txt'

Links

• Pypi
• Github
• Documentation

License

Licensed under the GPL, version 3.