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Write expressive, high-performance parsers with ease.
## Proposal Split `chumsky` into two crates - something like `chumsky` and `chumsky-core`, where most things are actually defined in core, but `chumsky` is actually a thin wrapper that renders...
The examples all (AFAICS) use `let` to define parsers. But there are use-cases where this isn't convenient: 1. Unit testing - for more complex languages, it's helpful to expose parsers...
I'm using 1.0.0a4, and I'm returning a `Rich::custom` error from a `try_map`. I was surprised to find an error message like this: ``` multiple errors found at 7..8 ``` That's...
Hi, I've been meaning to try Chumsky for ages and finally got round to reading the tutorial. Mostly makes sense. Then I look at the examples, e.g. `nano_rust.rs` and it's...
It would be really handy to be able to build a parser as a static item, and this doesn't seem to be precluded by anything obvious so long as we...
The title essentially explains it; I was trying out the alpha versions with zero-copy and ran into the lack of this, instead having to opt for `.map_slice(...).try_map(...)`. It would be...
Hey there! I'm currently working on rewriting my parser to the new `zero-copy` alpha version, but I hit a bit of a stumbling block in my parsers that generate an...
I'm working on a parser for a typescript-like language. I initially used nom, but I switched to chumsky because I really like the error generating and the synergy with ariadne....
I noticed that there is activity in the guide section of the repo. Would it please be possible to document the error recovery chapter first? For most other aspects of...
Currently, `zero-copy` differentiates between `select!` and `select_ref!`: the former selects upon tokens by-value, the other by-ref. The former is required for inputs that do not implement `BorrowInput` (i.e: those from...
