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Yes, it's resolved in Peggy. We're working toward a first release within days, I hope.
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I'm not sure, but from the PR description, this may have been resolved on the Peggy fork: peggyjs/peggy#11
It looks like Peggy is gaining some momentum as an active replacement for pegjs.
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That's fantastic! Really nice to see this project coming back to life.
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oh wow, that is fantastic news. pegjs has one of the most pleasant syntaxes, so I'm really happy to see peggy breathe new life into it! Will head over there and start exploring. :)
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We just did a pre-release version of peggy, 1.0.0-rc.0. Can a few of you try this out in your existing projects, please? We'll do a full release as soon as we have a few data points.
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@hildjj I might try it, if it's suitable as a drop in replacement for PEGjs. Meaning if I don't have to change any of my grammars or actions, I'll give it a try
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I've definitely been meaning to try this in my own project, just haven't gotten to it yet mreinstein/constraint-solver#5
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The intent is that you just s/pegjs/peggy/g
and nothing changes other than you get support. :)
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An example, on one of my projects: hildjj/resolv-conf@e175e13
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I'll try to find some time this afternoon to take it for a spin, I'm definitely keen/excited to try this, just overworked at the moment. :)
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Well, as far as the online version goes, it all checks out, so consider me migrated
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Same, I'm migragted to peggy!
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Related Issues (20)
- Up-to-date JavaScript grammar HOT 2
- Using PEG.js at runtime works, but generated grammer fails to work? HOT 2
- Operator precedence tree compiling extremely slowly HOT 2
- Merging multiple single-character expressions
- Fork of the online editor with inline errors HOT 1
- Ignore me -- wrong project
- [composable, declarative, typescript] react-peg: parser generator based on pegjs
- Bug with context-sensitive grammar HOT 1
- Cannot use parseFloat inside grammar HOT 4
- literalEscape HOT 1
- Support for runtime context object? HOT 3
- [META] Switch to Peggy HOT 9
- Grammar action errors need to be more informative HOT 4
- Allow access to different rules in code blocks HOT 2
- Using same rule in pattern HOT 2
- Pegjs online can't parser parser.pegjs HOT 2
- Variables in parentheses can't be accessed
- Documentation should describe all features of the grammar specification language (e.g., dollar sign "$", "text()") HOT 3
- Deprecate/archive and recommend peggy.js as official successor project? HOT 4
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