A JavaScript parser combinator library inspired by Parsec of Haskell.
npm install parsec.js
import { regex, string, generate, or, plus, rshift, lshift } from 'parsec.js'
defineBinaryOperator('|', or)
defineBinaryOperator('+', plus)
defineBinaryOperator('>>', rshift)
defineBinaryOperator('<<', lshift)
const whitespace = regex('\\s*')
const lexeme = p => p << whitespace
const lbrace = lexeme(string('{'))
const rbrace = lexeme(string('}'))
const lbrack = lexeme(string('('))
const rbrack = lexeme(string(')'))
const negtive = lexeme(string('-'))
const reVarName = '[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*'
const id = lexeme(regex('\\$' + reVarName))
const attr = lexeme(regex(reVarName))
const value = id | lexeme(regex(reVarName))
const has = generate(function* has() {
yield lbrack
const _id = yield id
const _attr = yield attr
const _value = yield value
yield rbrack
return [_id, _attr, _value]
})
const oops = whitespace >> has
const s = oops.parse('($x y $z)')
console.log(s) // [ '$x', 'y', '$z' ]
More advanced sample: JSON parser
You can run: NODE_PATH=./lib babel-node examples/json.js
to test this example.