toml.parser #

fn new_parser(config Config) Parser

new_parser returns a new, stack allocated, Parser.

fn (dk DottedKey) str() string

str returns the dotted key as a string.

struct Config {
pub:
	scanner       &scanner.Scanner = unsafe { nil }
	run_checks    bool             = true
	decode_values bool             = true
}

Config is used to configure a Parser instance. run_checks is used to en- or disable running of the strict checker.Checker type checks. decode_values is used to en- or disable decoding of values with the decoder.Decoder.

struct Parser {
pub:
	config Config
mut:
	scanner   &scanner.Scanner = unsafe { nil }
	prev_tok  token.Token
	tok       token.Token
	peek_tok  token.Token
	tokens    []token.Token // To be able to peek more than one token ahead.
	skip_next bool
	// The root map (map is called table in TOML world)
	root_map                          map[string]ast.Value
	root_map_key                      DottedKey
	explicit_declared                 []DottedKey
	explicit_declared_array_of_tables []DottedKey
	implicit_declared                 []DottedKey
	// Array of Tables state
	last_aot       DottedKey
	last_aot_index int
	// Root of the tree
	ast_root &ast.Root = &ast.Root{}
}

Parser contains the necessary fields for keeping the state of the parsing process.

fn (mut p Parser) init() !

init initializes the parser.

fn (mut p Parser) parse() !&ast.Root

parse starts parsing the input and returns the root of the generated AST.

fn (mut p Parser) find_table() !&map[string]ast.Value

find_table returns a reference to a map if found in the root table given a "dotted" key (a.b.c). If some segments of the key does not exist in the root table find_table will allocate a new map for each segment. This behavior is needed because you can reference maps by multiple keys "dotted" (separated by "." periods) in TOML documents. See also find_in_table.

fn (mut p Parser) allocate_table(key DottedKey) !

allocate_table allocates all tables in "dotted" key (a.b.c) in the root table.

fn (mut p Parser) sub_table_key(key DottedKey) (DottedKey, DottedKey)

sub_table_key returns the logic parts of a dotted key (a.b.c) for use with the find_sub_table method.

fn (mut p Parser) find_sub_table(key DottedKey) !&map[string]ast.Value

find_sub_table returns a reference to a map if found in the root table given a "dotted" key (a.b.c). If some segments of the key does not exist in the input map find_sub_table will allocate a new map for the segment. This behavior is needed because you can reference maps by multiple keys "dotted" (separated by "." periods) in TOML documents. See also find_in_table.

fn (mut p Parser) find_in_table(mut table map[string]ast.Value, key DottedKey) !&map[string]ast.Value

find_in_table returns a reference to a map if found in table given a "dotted" key (a.b.c). If some segments of the key does not exist in the input map find_in_table will allocate a new map for the segment. This behavior is needed because you can reference maps by multiple keys "dotted" (separated by "." periods) in TOML documents.

fn (mut p Parser) find_array_of_tables() ![]ast.Value

find_array_of_tables returns an array if found in the root table based on the parser's last encountered "Array Of Tables" key. If the state key does not exist find_array_in_table will return an error.

fn (mut p Parser) allocate_in_table(mut table map[string]ast.Value, key DottedKey) !

allocate_in_table allocates all tables in "dotted" key (a.b.c) in table.

fn (mut p Parser) dotted_key() !DottedKey

dotted_key returns a string of the next tokens parsed as sub/nested/path keys (e.g. a.b.c). In TOML, this form of key is referred to as a "dotted" key.

fn (mut p Parser) root_table() !

root_table parses next tokens into the root map of ast.Values. The V map type is corresponding to a "table" in TOML.

fn (mut p Parser) table_contents(mut tbl map[string]ast.Value) !

table_contents parses next tokens into a map of ast.Values. The V map type is corresponding to a "table" in TOML.

fn (mut p Parser) inline_table(mut tbl map[string]ast.Value) !

inline_table parses next tokens into a map of ast.Values. The V map type is corresponding to a "table" in TOML.

fn (mut p Parser) array_of_tables(mut table map[string]ast.Value) !

array_of_tables parses next tokens into an array of ast.Values.

fn (mut p Parser) array_of_tables_contents() ![]ast.Value

array_of_tables_contents parses next tokens into an array of ast.Values.

fn (mut p Parser) double_array_of_tables(mut table map[string]ast.Value) !

double_array_of_tables parses next tokens into an array of tables of arrays of ast.Values...

fn (mut p Parser) double_array_of_tables_contents(target_key DottedKey) ![]ast.Value

double_array_of_tables_contents parses next tokens into an array of ast.Values.

fn (mut p Parser) array() ![]ast.Value

array parses next tokens into an array of ast.Values.

fn (mut p Parser) comment() ast.Comment

comment returns an ast.Comment type.

fn (mut p Parser) key() !ast.Key

key parse and returns an ast.Key type. Keys are the token(s) appearing before an assignment operator (=).

fn (mut p Parser) key_value() !(ast.Key, ast.Value)

key_value parse and returns a pair ast.Key and ast.Value type. see also key() and value()

fn (mut p Parser) dotted_key_value() !(DottedKey, ast.Value)

dotted_key_value parse and returns a pair DottedKey and ast.Value type. see also key() and value()

fn (mut p Parser) value() !ast.Value

value parse and returns an ast.Value type. values are the token(s) appearing after an assignment operator (=).

fn (mut p Parser) number_or_date() !ast.Value

number_or_date parse and returns an ast.Value type as one of [ast.Date, ast.Time, ast.DateTime, ast.Number]

fn (mut p Parser) bare() !ast.Bare

bare parse and returns an ast.Bare type.

fn (mut p Parser) quoted() ast.Quoted

quoted parse and returns an ast.Quoted type.

fn (mut p Parser) boolean() !ast.Bool

boolean parse and returns an ast.Bool type.

fn (mut p Parser) number() ast.Number

number parse and returns an ast.Number type.

fn (mut p Parser) date_time() !ast.DateTimeType

date_time parses dates and time in RFC 3339 format. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3339

fn (mut p Parser) date() !ast.Date

date parse and returns an ast.Date type.

fn (mut p Parser) time() !ast.Time

time parse and returns an ast.Time type.

fn (mut p Parser) eof() ast.EOF

eof returns an ast.EOF type.