instaparse.abnf — kanaka/instaparse 1.4.9.1

This is the context free grammar that recognizes ABNF notation.

*case-insensitive* clj/s

This is normally set to false, in which case the non-terminals are treated as case-sensitive, which is NOT the norm for ABNF grammars. If you really want case-insensitivity, bind this to true, in which case all non-terminals will be converted to upper-case internally (which you'll have to keep in mind when transforming).

abnf clj/s

(abnf spec & {:as opts})

Takes an ABNF grammar specification string and returns the combinator version. If you give it the right-hand side of a rule, it will return the combinator equivalent. If you give it a series of rules, it will give you back a grammar map.
Useful for combining with other combinators.

abnf-core clj/s

abnf-grammar-clj-only clj/s

abnf-grammar-cljs-only clj/s

abnf-grammar-common clj/s

abnf-parser clj/s

abnf-transformer clj/s

alt-preserving-hide-tag clj/s

(alt-preserving-hide-tag p1 p2)

build-parser clj/s

(build-parser spec output-format)

get-char-combinator clj/s

(get-char-combinator & nums)

hide-tag? clj/s

(hide-tag? p)

Tests whether parser was constructed with hide-tag

merge-core clj/s

(merge-core grammar-map)

Merges abnf-core map in with parsed grammar map

parse-int clj/s≠

clj

(parse-int string)

(parse-int string radix)

cljs

precompile-cljs-grammar clj/s macro

(precompile-cljs-grammar)

project clj/s

(project m ks)

Restricts map to certain keys

rules->grammar-map clj/s

(rules->grammar-map rules)