Crate djal_parser 

This crate implements a way of parsing configuration files and interpreting them as different datatypes. You should be using the provided datastructure datastructure::ParsedData to retrieve elements inside of your configuration file.

How to write configuration file

• “!!” represents comments and may be inline.
• Each field must be defined with a name and a value, seperated with a colon
• Supported types are :
  • Strings
  • 64 bit precision floating point numbers
  • Colors (Represented with a name, an hexadecimal string or rgb values)
  • Booleans

Example

!! This is documentation. 
    !! This is a number
number1: 12.643
    !! This is also a number
number2: -12
    !! This is a color as an rgb string
color1: (0,255,0)
    !! This is a color as an hexadecimal color
color2: #FFFFFF
    !! This is a color represented with a name
color3: red
    !! This is text
text: "Lorem Ipsum"
    !! Those is are booleans
bool1 = yes
bool2 = y
bool2 = true
bool3 = 1 !! Note that this doesn't work for every number, only 1
bool1 = no
bool2 = n
bool2 = false
bool3 = 0

Rust Code Example

let path = Path::new("djal_parser/src/example_config_file.dconfig");
let parsed_data_map = ParsedData::from_file(path).unwrap();
assert_eq(parsedDataMap.as_text("Hello, World !"), Ok("Hello, World !"))  

Modules

color

The module that contains the Color struct

datastructure

This module implements a data structure to easily retrieve and interpret data from a parsed text file

error_handling

usefull error types that represent error that are in relation with the parsing of text files