SyntaxParser.Core 2.1.6

SyntaxParser

For those whom want to parse business understandable, and easy to read commands in to an C# instance.

Not intended to replace JSON or other data structures for external oriented production software. Use it to speed up project Initialization, produce data and workflow inline with the business.

Usage

Decorate a class with the SyntaxAttribute.

[Syntax($"{nameof(From)}=>{nameof(To)}")]
public class Example
{
	public string From { get; set; }

	public string To { get; set; }
}

Parse file or text to instances.

var result = SyntaxParser.ParseText<Example>("Rome=>Paris");

// result will be an instance with the following values.
// { 
//    "From" : "Rome",
//    "To" : "Paris"
// }

Parse file or text to json.

var result = SyntaxParser.ParseTextToJson<Example>("Rome=>Paris");

// result will be an instance with the following values.
// { 
//    "From" : "Rome",
//    "To" : "Paris"
// }

Test your syntax

https://regex101.com/r/tCpfu5/1

Benchmarks

Methods with the name JsonConverter{dataOrigin} are Newtonsoft equivalant of the Parse{dataOrigin}. NewtonSofts converter is added to the benchmarks for reference. For all methods two tests are run. One small with 4 instructions and one Large with 1344 instructions.

TODO

• Nested Support