Exacto
Exacto is a collection of Python tools that simplify splitting strings according to non-trivial business rules. You may find this package useful if:
- A regular expression is not enough for your use case.
- You want to avoid writing and maintaining manual parsing code.
- You don't want to mess around with LLVM or FSMs.
However, if performance is your primary goal, these tools may not be for you.
Usage
from exacto import split, lift, quote, nest
# Simple example with default rules: split on whitespace
result = split("Hello World")
assert list(result) == ["Hello", "World"]
# Complicated example with custom separator and quotes
result = split("ENV='Prod-172.0.10.10'.VER='2.1'", quote("'"), ".")
assert list(result) == ["ENV='Prod Env'", "VER='2.1'"]
# Extract embedded tokens
result = lift("Hello [FOO] is [BAR]", nest("[", "]"))
assert list(result) == ["FOO", "BAR"]
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