PyParsec
PyParsec is a Haskell combinator library, PyParsec is a parsec library for python 3+
Installation
pip install pyparsec
Usage
Just like this:
>>> from parsec.state import BasicState
>>> from parsec.combinator import many
>>> from parsec.atom import eq
>>> simple = "It is a simple string."
>>> st = BasicState(simple)
>>> p = eq("I").many
>>> p(st)
['I']
What's New
0.6.1
- add built in combinators decorator
- add ahead
0.7.0
- add result class
0.7.2
- document
0.7.3
- documents
- fixed bugs builtin combinators
0.7.4
- uniform result status checker
0.7.5
- typo
0.7.6
- fixed bug in ahead
0.8.0
- uniform functions as python style
0.8.1 ~ 0.8.4
- uniform functions as python style
- fixed buildin methods name
- add sep_xxx methods to builtin
0.8.5
fixed bug in skip parser
0.8.6
add chunks function
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