This is where the code for the FastParse parsing library lives! If you want to use Fastparse, you probably will want to check out the documentation:

• Documentation

This readme contains some developer docs, if you intend on working on the fastparse repo, not just using it as a library.

The core of FastParse lives in the fastparse/ folder. It is cross-built ScalaJVM/Scala.js codebase, with almost everything shared between the two platforms in the fastparse/shared/ and minor differences in fastparse/js/ and fastparse/jvm/.

The three subprojects scalaparse/, pythonparse/ and cssparse/ are FastParse parsers for those respective languages. These are both usable as standalone libraries, and also serve as extensive test-suites and use-cases for FastParse itself. Each of those projects clones & parses large quantities of code from Github as part of their own test suites. byteparse module has also two subprojects classparse and BMP parser. The first one is parser for .class files for java-bytecode.

perftests/ constains performance tests for main projects in the library including ScalaParse, PythonParse, CssParse, ClassParse and ByteParse. util/ contains some basic utilities that FastParse uses that aren't specific to parsers: bitsets, escaping, tries, etc.. readme/ contains the documentation site, which contains several live demos of FastParse parsers compiled to Scala.js. These all live in demo/.

• sbt ~fastparseJVM/test runs the main testsuite. If you're hacking on FastParse, this is often where you want to go
• You can run the other suites for fastparseJS, scalaparseJVM, etc. if you wish, but I typically don't and leave that to CI unless I'm actively working on the sub-project
• You can use to run it under different Scala versions, but again I usually don't bother
• very test is the aggregate test-all command, and very publishSigned is publish-all. Other things (compile, etc.) can also be run prefixed with very
• readme/run builds the documentation site, which can then be found at readme/target/scalatex/index.html

• If you're not sure if something is a bug or not, ask on Gitter first =)
• All code PRs should come with: a meaningful description, inline comments for important things, unit tests, and a green build
• Non-trivial changes, including bug fixes, should appear in the changelog. Feel free to add your name and link to your github profile!
• New features should be added to the relevant parts of the documentation
• To a large extent, FastParse is designed so that you can extend it in your own code without needing to modify the core. If you want to add features, be prepared to argue why it should be built-in and not just part of your own code.
• It's entirely possible your changes won't be merged, or will get ripped out later. This is also the case for my changes, as the Author!
• Even a rejected/reverted PR is valuable! It helps explore the solution space, and know what works and what doesn't. For every line in the repo, at least three lines were tried, committed, and reverted/refactored, and more than 10 were tried without committing.
• Feel free to send Proof-Of-Concept PRs that you don't intend to get merged.
• No binary or source compatibility is guaranteed between any releases. FastParse is still in the 0.x.y phase of development, which means it's still under rapid development and things do change. On the other hand, upgrading is usually trivial, and I don't expect existing functionality to go away

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Copyright (c) 2014 Li Haoyi ([email protected])

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