python-oracle-apex
Parsing an APEX lang export file into Objects
Oracle APEX
APEXLang - reading .apx files
page = parse_apex("examples/login.apx")
Better:
parser = ApexParser()
page = parser.parse_file("examples/login.apx")
Or from a string:
parser = ApexParser()
content = """page A (
page: 1000
name: Hello
alias: HOME
title: How the West was won
)
"""
page = parser.parse(content)
assert page.name == "Hello"
Reading yaml files, pre APEX 26.1
page = parse_yaml("examples/login.yaml")
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