package edn
Parsing OCaml library for EDN format
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
edn-0.2.0.tbz
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README.md.html
edn — Parsing OCaml library for EDN format
v0.2.0
This library implements EDN parser and generator for OCaml.
Homepage: https://github.com/prepor/ocaml-edn Contact: Andrew Rudenko <ceo@prepor.ru>
Installation
edn can be installed with opam
:
opam install edn
If you don't use opam
consult the opam
file for build instructions.
Usage
Edn.from_string "{:a #foo/bar [1 2 3]}";;
- : Edn.t = `Assoc [(`Keyword (None, "a"), `Tag (Some "foo", "bar", `Vector [`Int 1; `Int 2; `Int 3]))]
PPX generator
There is cconv encoder/decoder in edn.cconv
package. You can use it with cconv.ppx
to generate encoders/decoders from/to your types.
type book = { title : string; quantity : int} [@@deriving cconv]
type library = { books : book list } [@@deriving cconv];;
Edn_cconv.of_string_exn decode_library "{:books [{:title \"The Catcher in the Rye\" :quantity 10}]}";;
- : library = {books = [{title = "The Catcher in the Rye"; quantity = 10}]}
Documentation
The documentation and API reference is automatically generated by ocamldoc
from the interfaces. It can be consulted online and there is a generated version in the doc
directory of the distribution.
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