A minimal byte-by-byte reader for parsing input.
Following situation:
I want to read and parse some input, but it's not so large-scale parsing task, so I'd like to avoid adding a heavyweight crate like nom or nom8 to my
dependencies...
Of course, byte_reader supports no std environment.
use byte_reader::Reader;
fn main() {
// Get an input `&[u8]` from a File, standard input, or others
let sample_input = "Hello, byte_reader!".as_bytes();
// Create mutable `r` for the input
let mut r = Reader::new(sample_input);
// Use some simple operations
// to parse the input
r.consume("Hello").unwrap();
r.consume(",").unwrap();
r.skip_whitespace();
let name = r.read_while(|b| b != &b'!'); // b"byte_reader"
let name = String::from_utf8_lossy(name).to_string();
r.consume("!").unwrap();
println!("Greeted to `{name}`.");
}remainingread_while,read_untilnext,next_ifpeek,peek2,peek3advance_by,unwind_byconsume,consume_oneofskip_while,skip_whitespace
Enable tracking reader's location, line and column (1-origin), in the input bytes.
Some utility methods for text-parsing are availableļ¼
read_quoted_byread_uint,read_intread_camel,read_snake,read_kebab
byte_reader is licensed under the MIT License (LICENSE or https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).