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PodspecParser

provenant::parsers

Struct PodspecParser

pub struct PodspecParser;

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Parses CocoaPods specification files (.podspec).

Extracts package metadata from .podspec files using regex-based Ruby DSL parsing.

§Extracted Fields

Name, version, summary, description
Homepage, license, source URLs
Author information (including author hashes)
Dependencies with version constraints

§Heredoc Support

Handles multiline descriptions: s.description = <<-DESC ... DESC

Trait Implementations§

impl PackageParser for PodspecParser

const PACKAGE_TYPE: PackageType = PackageType::Cocoapods

Package URL type identifier for this parser (e.g., PackageType::Npm, PackageType::Pypi).

fn is_match(path: &Path) -> bool

Checks if the given file path matches this parser’s expected format. Read more

fn extract_packages(path: &Path) -> Vec<PackageData>

Extracts all packages from the given file path. Read more

fn extract_first_package(path: &Path) -> PackageData

Returns the first package from extract_packages(), or a default PackageData if the file contains no packages.

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for PodspecParser

impl RefUnwindSafe for PodspecParser

impl Send for PodspecParser

impl Sync for PodspecParser

impl Unpin for PodspecParser

impl UnsafeUnpin for PodspecParser

impl UnwindSafe for PodspecParser

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