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@rcs-lang/parser

v2.0.1

Published

ANTLR grammar for RCL

Readme

ANTLR Parser for RCL

This package contains the ANTLR4 grammar and parser for the RCL language.

Building

The ANTLR parser requires Java to generate the TypeScript parser from the grammar files.

Prerequisites

  • Java 17 or later must be installed
  • Run ./install-java.sh for installation instructions

Build Process

# Install dependencies
bun install

# Generate parser and build TypeScript
bun run build

This will:

  1. Generate TypeScript parser files from the ANTLR grammar
  2. Fix import paths in the generated files
  3. Compile TypeScript to JavaScript

Development

Grammar Files

  • src/RclLexer.g4 - Lexer grammar (tokenization rules)
  • src/RclParser.g4 - Parser grammar (syntax rules)
  • src/RclLexerBase.ts - Base class for lexer with Python-like indentation support

Generated Files

The src/generated/ directory contains the generated parser files. These are created by ANTLR and should not be edited manually.

Using Pre-built Parser

If you cannot install Java, you can:

  1. Ask someone with Java to run bun run build and commit the generated files
  2. Use the pre-built parser from a CI/CD system
  3. Use a Docker container with Java pre-installed

Testing

bun test

Tests include:

  • Grammar validation
  • Parser functionality
  • Context variable support