Overview

Hinku is a small library for writing parsers based on token streams. It provides an integration for lexers created with the logos crate but provedes flexible trait based interface for integration with other token streams.

Example

Below you can find a rudimentary parser implemented using this library and the Logos crate.

```rust use logos::Logos; use hinku::{ logos::BufferedLexer, Either, ParseError, ParseResult, TokenStream, TokenStreamExt, };

[derive(Logos, Debug, Clone, PartialEq)]

enum Token { #[token("foo")] Foo,

#[token("bar")]
Bar,

#[error]
#[regex(r"[ \n\r\f\t]+", logos::skip)]
Error,

}

/// A function that either consumes a Foo token or returns an error. fn foo(stream: &mut dyn TokenStream) -> ParseResult { match stream.advance() { None => Err(ParseError::EndOfStream), Some((Token::Foo, _)) => Ok(Token::Foo), Some((other, span)) => Err(ParseError::custom(span, "expected a foo".into())), } }

/// A function that either consumes a Bar token or returns an error. fn bar(stream: &mut dyn TokenStream) -> ParseResult { match stream.advance() { None => Err(ParseError::EndOfStream), Some((Token::Bar, _)) => Ok(Token::Bar), Some((other, span)) => Err(ParseError::custom(span, "expected a bar".into())), } }

/// A function that consumes either one of the tokens. fn fooorbar(mut stream: &mut dyn TokenStream) -> ParseResult { stream.either(foo, bar) .map(Either::merge) .expected("expected either a foo or a bar") }

/// A function that expects a Foo token, followed by a Bar token. fn foobar(mut stream: &mut dyn TokenStream) -> ParseResult<(Token, Token), String> { let f = stream.take(foo)?; let b = stream.take(bar)?;

Ok((f, b))

}

let lex = Token::lexer("foo bar bar foo bar"); let mut stream = BufferedLexer::new(lex);

asserteq!(stream.take(foo), Ok(Token::Foo)); asserteq!(stream.take(bar), Ok(Token::Bar)); asserteq!(stream.take(fooorbar), Ok(Token::Bar)); asserteq!(stream.take(foobar), Ok((Token::Foo, Token::Bar))); ```