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@reiebenezer/gdspark-parser

v0.1.2

Published

GDS command lexer/parser library

Readme

gdspark-cli

CLI parser for GDS-style commands. It tokenizes and parses input into an AST JSON output.

Requirements

Install

bun install

Run

Start interactive mode:

bun run index.ts

Then enter one command per line. The CLI prints parsed AST JSON for each line.

Exit commands:

  • exit
  • quit
  • :q

Commands Covered

The parser currently supports:

  • AN availability lookup
  • SS sell/select from availability
  • NM passenger name input
  • APM passenger mobile
  • APE passenger email
  • TKTL ticketing time limit
  • ER end/save record
  • XE delete line number
  • FXP pricing on selected booking class
  • FXB lowest available pricing
  • TTK ticket issuance by TST selector
  • TT ticket issuance with quantity

Syntax Notes

  • AN: ANDDMMMOOODDD with optional /AIRLINE
  • Example: AN15SEPILOMNL, AN15SEPILOMNL/A5J
  • SS: compact format SS<passengerCount><bookingClass><flightNumber>
  • Example: SS1Y3, SS2T5
  • NM: one or more entries in <count><SURNAME>/<Given>/<Given> format, comma-separated for multiple entries; trailing title is supported
  • Example: NM1SMITH/John Mr, NM1SMITH/John,1ROXAS/Peter
  • APM / APE: accepts dashed and non-dashed value entry
  • Example: APM - 09171234567, APE - [email protected]
  • TKTL: compact date format TKTLDDMMM
  • Example: TKTL05MAR
  • XE: requires whitespace before integer line number
  • Example: XE 2
  • TTK: requires /T<n> or /T*
  • Example: TTK/T1, TTK/T*
  • TT: requires /T<n>-<quantity>
  • Example: TT/T1-3

Examples

AN15SEPILOMNL
AN15SEPILOMNL/A5J
SS1Y3
NM2SMITH/John/Peter Mr
APM - 09171234567
APE - [email protected]
TKTL05MAR
ER
XE 2
FXP
FXB
TTK/T1
TTK/T*
TT/T1-3