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lacona-addon-simple

v0.2.0

Published

Simplify the lacona parser output events

Downloads

18

Readme

lacona-addon-simple

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#Removal Notice

This module is no longer used. On modern versions of Lacona, its functionality can be reproduced with:

var Writable = require('stream').Writable;

function toArray(done) {
  var stream = new Writable({ objectMode: true });
  var list = [];
  stream.write = function(obj) {
    list.push(obj);
  };

  stream.end = function() {
    done(list);
  };

  return stream;
}

parser.parse(input).pipe(toArray(function (data) {
  console.log(data);
});

#Historical Information

By default, the lacona parser behaves like a stream outputting parse results in the order that they are computed. However, sometimes for simple applications you do not need this complex behavior. lacona-addon-simple simplifies the results of the parser to return all parse results in a callback.

var lacona = require('lacona');
var Simple = require('lacona-addon-simple');
var laconaParser = new lacona.Parser();

var simpleParser = new Simple(laconaParser);

assert(simpleParser.parser === laconaParser);

simpleParser.parse('input', function (err, data) {
  data.forEach(console.log);
});

##Installation

npm install lacona-addon-simple

##Use

lacona-addon-simple exports a single constructor. The constructor must be invoked using new. It accepts a single argument, a lacona.Parser instance.

The returned object has one property and one method:

  • property parser - the instance of lacona.Parser passed to the constructor. Can be modified at will.
  • method parse - a function that takes an input string and a callback. It will parse the input string using parser and return an array of all results to the callback, or an error.