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I’m using NimbleParsec to parse a protocol and I would like to know if there is anyway to force a combinator to use labels.
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Currently I’m considering passing most if not all my site’s user inputs through a parser specified using NimbleParsec but I’m ...
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i want to parse string and determine if value is string/number/boolean/date/time/datetime/probably many more distinct value value types i...
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Hello.
i would like to parse strings (with nimble parsec i assume) that look something like this:
x(some.dot.split.values) → [x: [“some...
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DatemathEx
DatemathEx is an Elixir library designed to parse datemath syntax using Combine.
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Need to build a “natural” language search query parser, for later conversion to appropriate Elasticsearch query.
Basically need somethin...
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I’ve recently used NimbleParsec for parsing a programming language for a game/challenge, just for fun. It might not have been the best so...
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Pegasus - Nimbleparsec parser generator
https://hexdocs.pm/pegasus/Pegasus.html
This library converts a PEG parser library to nimblepar...
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I’m trying to parse a file with nimble_parsec but I got stuck quite early. The input is a file with many lines, and the content is divide...
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Pegasus - Nimbleparsec parser generator
https://hexdocs.pm/pegasus/Pegasus.html
This library converts a PEG parser library to nimblepar...
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Need to build a “natural” language search query parser, for later conversion to appropriate Elasticsearch query.
Basically need somethin...
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I’m having trouble implementing a parser. Either it enters an infinite recursive loop, or it only parses the first part of the input and ...
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I’ve recently used NimbleParsec for parsing a programming language for a game/challenge, just for fun. It might not have been the best so...
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Hello.
i would like to parse strings (with nimble parsec i assume) that look something like this:
x(some.dot.split.values) → [x: [“some...
New
DatemathEx
DatemathEx is an Elixir library designed to parse datemath syntax using Combine.
Examples
Basic addition
iex(1)> Datemat...
New
Hi folks,
Currently I’m considering passing most if not all my site’s user inputs through a parser specified using NimbleParsec but I’m ...
New
i want to parse string and determine if value is string/number/boolean/date/time/datetime/probably many more distinct value value types i...
New
I’m using NimbleParsec to parse a protocol and I would like to know if there is anyway to force a combinator to use labels.
For example,...
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Yes, yet another parser combinator library!
Most of the parser combinators in the ecosystem are either compile-time, often using AST tra...
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I want parse some text based format and I found two solutions for building a parser:
Use Erlang’s built in leex and yecc, which are eas...
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I am writing a parser using NimbleParsec. Although I am relatively new to Elixir and parser combinators I’m finding it mostly easy to get...
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Hi there! :wave:
I should preface this by saying I’m an absolute beginner to parser combinators and I’m pretty much an Elixir hobbyist s...
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Just started to use NimbleParsec, really nice!
Being a newbie I probably not understand how to best utilize it, but I really really miss...
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Just as an exercise and learn more about NimbleParsec, I started trying to parse a few sections of the CommonMark specification with Nimb...
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I am trying to implement a parser.
I want to parse a string that has the following format:
I did the following:
sample =
empt...
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Hi - I implemented HTTP Link header parser with nimble_parsec. I know there is ex_link_header but just took it as a chance to use the par...
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Someone in the Elixir’s Discord guild needed a parser for yarn lock files, and I wanted to try and learn parser combinators, so I wrote a...
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Over the holidays I worked on a library to parse zonefiles, which are present on most UNIX systems, as a potential source of timezone inf...
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I’m trying to parse Zig source with NimbleParsec and come across some cases like these:
in the definition of containerdeclarations, it ...
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I’m trying to create a template where you would enter this:
ID: {{ my_func($.project.id, "arg") }}, NAME: {{ $.project.id }}
or
{{ my...
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I’m trying to write a parser using NimbleParsec v1.1.0 — Documentation which parses arbitrary text wrapped in a character like an un...
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Hi All!
I playing with NimbleParsec and also I need in other project library for parsing server sent events, so I created SseParser.
Wh...
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I’m trying to parse a file with nimble_parsec but I got stuck quite early. The input is a file with many lines, and the content is divide...
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