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clojureclj
Clojure's (instaparse) parser. It can be used as:
- (parcera/clojure input-string) -> returns an AST representation of input-string
- (instaparse/parse parcera/clojure input-string) -> same as above but more explicit
- (instaparse/parses parcera/clojure input-string) -> returns a sequence of possible AST representations in case of ambiguity in input-string
For a description of all possible options, visit Instaparse's official documentation: https://github.com/Engelberg/instaparse#reference
Clojure's (instaparse) parser. It can be used as:
- (parcera/clojure input-string)
-> returns an AST representation of input-string
- (instaparse/parse parcera/clojure input-string)
-> same as above but more explicit
- (instaparse/parses parcera/clojure input-string)
-> returns a sequence of possible AST representations in case of ambiguity
in input-string
For a description of all possible options, visit
Instaparse's official documentation: https://github.com/Engelberg/instaparse#referencecodeclj
(code ast)Transforms your AST back into code
Args:
ast: The nested sequence of [:keyword & content] which MUST follow the
same structure as the result of (parcera/clojure input-string)
Returns: A string representation of the provided AST
In general (= input (parcera/code (parcera/clojure input)))
Transforms your AST back into code
Args:
ast: The nested sequence of [:keyword & content] which MUST follow the
same structure as the result of `(parcera/clojure input-string)`
Returns:
A string representation of the provided AST
In general `(= input (parcera/code (parcera/clojure input)))`cljdoc is a website building & hosting documentation for Clojure/Script libraries
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