⚠️ Development moved to Universal-Variability-Language/uvl-parser ⚠️
Please refer to the fork for up to date releases and instructions.
This is a small default library used to parse and print the Universal Variability Language (UVL). It is written in Clojure, but can also be used from any JVM language, as it exposes a Java API.
Under the hood it uses instaparse as the parsing library.
The grammar in EBNF form is located in resources/uvl.bnf
To create a Java-consumable jar, the Leiningen build tool is used.
lein will compile first the Clojure source, and then the Java source.
Both compiled Java and Clojure source will be packaged into a jar.
This is achieved through the uberjar task:
$ lein uberjar
Compiling de.neominik.uvl.ast
Compiling de.neominik.uvl.parser
Compiling de.neominik.uvl.transform
Compiling 1 source files to uvl-clj/target/classes
Created uvl-clj/target/uvl-parser-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
Created uvl-clj/target/uvl-parser-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT-standalone.jar
The standalone.jar includes all dependencies, while the other jar ships only the code of the uvl-parser itself, without Clojure or instaparse.
The class de.neominik.uvl.UVLParser exposes the static method parse(String) which will return an instance of a de.neominik.uvl.UVLModel on success or a de.neominik.uvl.ParseError when the input didn't comply to the grammar.
Printing is implemented in the toString()methods of the different model elements in the UVLModel.
Copyright © 2020 Dominik Engelhardt
This software is released under the MIT License (see the file LICENSE for details). Integrating it into your tool by reusing any part of it is strongly encouraged!