tree-sitter-apache-avro-unofficial 0.1.1

Unofficial Apache Avro Language Parser for the IDL Language

Tree Sitter Apache Avro

Unofficial Python release. This package (tree-sitter-apache-avro-unofficial) is an unofficial PyPI distribution of sebimarkgraf/tree-sitter-apache-avro, which is itself a fork of victorhqc/tree-sitter-apache-avro. All grammar and parser logic belongs to the original authors. This release adds only the missing Python packaging. Maintained by Laszlo Babartzy.

Introduction

This is an unofficial Apache Avro IDL (.avdl) based on the official specs:

• avdl

If you notice any bug or problem, please submit an issue or make a pull request. Any contribution is welcomed and needed.

Development

Requirements:

• Rust >= 1.90
• Node.js >= 24
• Tree Sitter CLI
• Docker (For the playground)

All the parsing logic is specified in grammar.js at the root level. To see if the changes made to it are working, run the tests and compare the results.

npm test:parser

A playground is also available to test the parser (though it needs Docker to run)

npm start

More information about how to write or use the tree parser can be found here: http://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/

To test the bindings you can also do the following

tree-sitter parse ./test/protocol.avdl
tree-sitter parse ./test/schema.avdl

To check for highlights, run the following

tree-sitter highlight --check ./test/schema.avdl
tree-sitter highlight --check ./test/protocol.avdl

Just make sure to include the local directory where you have this parser in the local tree-sitter configuration. For example, if I have this path under Documents/Code/tree-sitter-apache-avro then the config should be

{
  "parser-directories": [
    "/Users/my_user/github",
    "/Users/my_user/src",
    "/Users/my_user/source",
    "/Users/my_user/projects",
    "/Users/my_user/dev",
    "/Users/my_user/git",
    "/Users/my_user/Documents/Code"
  ],
}