Python package with a pure rust implementation of a generic title file parser!
A title file is a file split into sections by titles. A title can be
defined in anyway. Currently, we implement a title as a line that
begins and ends with at least 4 dashes ----.
Currently supports parsing of a simple text file containing metadata and titles -> content chunks where titles lines are indicated by leading and trailing ---- into a python dictionary of title -> list[content lines].
Metadata field is saved into file_metadata key. "Metadata" is
just any content before a title begins, usually reserved for things
like API versions.
pyo3 as Python bindings for Rust. Built with maturin.
THE RESULTING DICTIONARY IS UNORDERED!
from title_parser import parse_titles
titles_dict = parse_titles("test.txt")
print(titles_dict)
# {'bad_plugin': ['data data data 4', '!sql DROP TABLES',
# 'sudo rm rf */*'],
# 'testtest': [], 'file_metadata': ['hello world!', 'Helllooooooooooo',
# 'fileid=2013', 'api_version=2'], 'good_plugin':
#['data=True', 'value=5'], 'iot_stats': ['stats="cool"']}