ParserLang is parser combinator library. It lets you make parsers by combining other parsers.

Its primary superpower is the ability to define parsers declaratively with template literals:

import { lang } from 'parser-lang'; let { calc } = lang`  num = /[0-9]+/ > ${ch => parseInt(ch, 10)};   addExpr = num '+' multExpr > ${([left, op, right]) => left + right}  | num ;   multExpr = addExpr '*' multExpr > ${([left, op, right]) => left * right}  | addExpr ;    calc = multExpr ; `; calc.tryParse('1+1*2'); // 3

It's monadic and stuff but don't get too hung up on that. It tries to be very friendly.

npm install parser-lang

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• Parsimmon - a JavaScript parser combinator library. ParserLang is heavily inspired by Parsimmon. Parsimmon is more coupled to parsing strings (ParserLang uses the Context protocol to support a variety of input types) but also supports a wider variety of JavaScript runtimes.
• Parsec - a Haskell parser combinator library
• Monadic Parser Combinators - one of the seminal papers describing parser combinators