package parseff

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Direct-style parser combinator library for OCaml 5 with zero-copy spans

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Authors

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    David Sancho <dsnxmoreno@gmail.com>

Maintainers

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    David Sancho <dsnxmoreno@gmail.com>

Sources

parseff-0.5.0.tbz
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Description

Parseff is a direct-style parser combinator library for OCaml 5 where parsers are plain functions (unit -> 'a), errors are typed via polymorphic variants, and the runtime handles control flow, backtracking, and streaming input. Designed for performance with zero-copy span APIs and fused operations.

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Dependencies (3)

  1. uucp >= "16.0.0"
  2. re >= "1.9.0"
  3. ocaml >= "5.3"

Dev Dependencies (12)

  1. mdx with-test
  2. odoc-parser with-doc
  3. odoc >= "3.1.0" & with-doc
  4. ocaml-lsp-server with-dev-setup
  5. ocamlformat >= "0.29.0" & with-dev-setup
  6. mparser with-test
  7. angstrom with-test
  8. benchmark with-test
  9. miou with-test
  10. eio_main with-test
  11. alcotest with-test
  12. dune >= "3.17" & (>= "3.22" & with-doc = "true" | with-doc = "false")

Optional Dependencies

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