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Nompy
A Python parser combinator library inspired by the Nom library in Rust. This project is in no way affiliated with the original Nom Rust project.
Examples
Parse Name
Parse a name and apply a simple transformation.
from nom.combinators import succeeded, tag, take_rest, take_until, tuple_
from nom.modifiers import apply
to_parse = "john doe"
parser = tuple_(
apply(succeeded(take_until(" "), tag(" ")), str.capitalize),
apply(take_rest(), str.capitalize),
)
result, remaining = parser(to_parse)
firstname, lastname = result
print(firstname, lastname) # John Doe
Parse Phone Number
Parse an MSISDN with preceeding +
from nom.combinators import preceeded, tag, take_while
to_parse = "+1234567890"
parser = preceeded(take_while(str.isnumeric), tag("+"))
result, remaining = parser(to_parse)
print(result)
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