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  QubesOS firewall ruleset handling library
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ocaml-pf
An Angstrom-based parser for the FreeBSD pf firewall configuration format.
implementation status
Ticked below are the lines that are (at least partially) implemented.
macrodefinitions (NB: macro expansion is NOT)optionpf-rulenat-rulebinat-rulerdr-ruleantispoof-rulealtq-rulequeue-ruletrans-anchorsanchor-ruleanchor-closeload-anchortable-ruleinclude
contributing
- I would be very grateful for examples of rules that trip the parser - please file an issue ticket on GitHub.
 - Ideas regarding the AST, the API, or other suggestions are also very welcome.
 - It is always nice with improvements to the pretty-printers! :-)
 - Support for more lines is a goal, you can help by writing PRs or submitting examples of syntax that is not handled by the parser.
 - Before taking on larger rewrites, please get in touch so we can avoid merge conflicts.
 
compiling the example
First, install the dependencies:
opam pin add -n pf .
opam install --deps-only pf
# build test executable, self-test rules from 'man pf.conf':
jbuilder runtestThis will give you the parse_conf.exe utility that you can use to parse firewall configuration files:
./_build/default/test/parse_conf.exe /home/me/my-pf-file.conf
Reading "/home/me/my-pf-file.conf"
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