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jms/parser-lib 1.0.1

A library for easily creating recursive-descent parsers.
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Apache2
Package created
17 Nov 2012
Version published
19 Mar 2022
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does jms/parser-lib do?

The jmst/parser-lib is an efficient tool for creating recursive-descent parsers. It simplifies the process of parsing and interpreting data structures or languages. This parser library provides the functionality to read input sequences and convert them into structured data.

How do you use jms/parser-lib?

To utilize the jms/parser-lib library, you need to first install it via Composer. This can be achieved by running composer require jms/parser-lib command in your project directory. Once installed, you can simply include it in your PHP script using the 'require' function. Below is a simple code snippet demonstrating the same:

// Include the Composer autoload file
require 'vendor/autoload.php';

// Use the Parser library
use JMS\Parser\Parser;

// Create a new instance of the Parser
$parser = new Parser();

// Pass your expression to parse
$result = $parser->parse('your-expression');

// Use your parsed data
var_dump($result);

Please replace 'your-expression' with the value you wish to parse. This is just a basic example. The library offers a lot more functionalities and operations.

Where are the jms/parser-lib docs?

For comprehensive understanding and in-depth details on jms/parser-lib, you can access the official docs hosted at jmsyst.com/libs/parser-lib. The documentation offers useful insights into different functionalities, features, and capabilities of the jms/parser-lib along with detailed usage examples.

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