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apg-js-examples

v4.2.2

Published

Examples of using the suite of apg-js applications and libraries.

Downloads

97

Readme

apg-js-examples

Note on version 4.2.1

apg-js version 4.2.1 made a minor change to the parser and hence the parser generator. All of the grammars for all of the examples have been re-generated with apg-js 4.2.1. All of the updated examples run as expected.

Note on version 4.2.0

This version has been tested for compliance with apg-js version 4.2.0.

The new "all" option

An "all" option has been added to each example which will run all of the demonstrations for that example. Along with this is a new npm script npm run all which will run all demonstrations for all examples. (Caveat: this will generate a lot of output.)

Even though the demonstrations are meant to be illustrative and not unit tests the "all" options and script have served as a crude means of insuring that nothing was broken with changes to apg-js.

Installation

npm

npm install apg-js-examples
cd node_modules/apg-js-examples
npm install

GitHub

mkdir node_modules
cd node_modules
git clone https://github.com/ldthomas/apg-js.git
git clone https://github.com/ldthomas/apg-js-examples.git
cd apg-js-examples
npm install

Description

This package contains a large set of examples of using apg-js, the JavaScript version of APG, an ABNF Parser Generator. Each example is in its own directory and in that directory is a script, main.sh, which will execute the example. Each example has multiple options. Running the script with no arguments will display a desciption of the example and a detailed list of the options available.

npm scripts are also available for each of these examples in package.json. For example,

./src/ast/main.sh
&
npm run ast

both run the AST test.

If executing the scripts directly or in with a debugger, they should be excuted from the repository directory for correct relative path name alignment.

Each of the four libraries, apg-conv-api, apg-lib, apg-api and apg-exp, has been bundled for browser use. Consequently, the examples for each of these libraries contains an example of browser usage. The browser-based example file names will have a "web-" prefix.

Code Documentation

The code documentation is in docco format and can be generated with:

npm run docco

The documentation is then at ./docs/index.html or see it here at the APG website.