CLI tool available? about ohm

[robertothais]

I also had a need for this, and recently released https://github.com/robertothais/ohm-cli.

It currently only supports validating grammars and recognizing inputs. I'd like to add support for semantic actions soon. Any feedback is welcome.

[pdubroy]

I'm going to close this as we now have an "official" CLI tool.

[mroeder]

Hi Blake,
I think that's worth a shot and we could put something like that in bin. There currently is a script in this directory - es5bench - that does something similar: Parse dist/ohm.js against the ES5 grammar and compile it to JS code (using examples/ecmascript/compile.js). It's not a semantics but I don't see why it couldn't be.

[alexwarth]

I agree that it would be useful to have something like this!

On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 2:47 PM, mroeder [email protected] wrote:

Hi Blake,
I think that's worth a shot and we could put something like that in bin
http://../blob/master/bin. There currently is a script in this
directory - es5bench http://../blob/master/bin/es5bench - that does
something similar: Parse dist/ohm.js against the ES5 grammar and compile
it to JS code (using examples/ecmascript/compile.js
http://../blob/master/examples/ecmascript/compile.js). It's not a
semantics but I don't see why it couldn't be.

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[justinmchase]

It looks like this was done.

$ npm install ohm-js -g
$ ohm-js $opts

[mroeder]

No, it actually is still in the pipeline (something that takes grammar, semantics, operation/attribute name and input and processes it).