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Yet Another Ruby Parser

This is a parser for the Ruby programming language. It is designed to be portable, error tolerant, and maintainable. It is written in C99 and has no dependencies. It is currently being integrated into CRuby, JRuby, TruffleRuby, Sorbet, and Syntax Tree.

Overview

The repository contains the infrastructure for both a shared library (librubyparser) and a native CRuby extension. The shared library has no bindings to CRuby itself, and so can be used by other projects. The native CRuby extension links against ruby.h, and so is suitable in the context of CRuby.

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├── Makefile.in           configuration to compile the shared library and native tests
├── Rakefile              configuration to compile the native extension and run the Ruby tests
├── bin
│   ├── lex               runs the lexer on a file or string, prints the tokens, and compares to ripper
│   └── parse             runs the parser on a file or string and prints the syntax tree
├── config.yml            specification for tokens and nodes in the tree
├── configure.ac          configuration to generate the Makefile
├── docs                  documentation about the project
├── exe
│   └── yarp-lsp          language server protocol executable
├── ext
│   └── yarp
│       ├── extconf.rb    configuration to generate the Makefile for the native extension
│       └── extension.c   the native extension that interacts with librubyparser
├── include
│   ├── yarp              header files for the shared library
│   └── yarp.h            main header file for the shared library
├── java                  Java bindings for the shared library
├── lib
│   ├── yarp              Ruby library files
│   └── yarp.rb           main entrypoint for the Ruby library
├── src
│   ├── enc               various encoding files
│   ├── util              various utility files
│   └── yarp.c            main entrypoint for the shared library
├── tasks                 various Rake tasks for the project
├── templates             contains ERB templates generated by templates/template.rb
│   └── template.rb       generates code from the nodes and tokens configured by config.yml
├── test
│   ├── fixtures          Ruby code used for testing
│   └── snapshots         snapshots of generated syntax trees corresponding to fixtures
└── vscode                VSCode extension

Getting started

To compile the shared library, you will need:

  • A C99 compiler
  • autotools (autoconf, automake, libtool)
  • make
  • Ruby 3.3.0-preview1 or later

Once you have these dependencies, run:

bundle install

to fetch the Ruby dependencies. Finally, run:

rake compile

to compile the shared library. It will be built in the build directory. To test that everything is working, run:

bin/parse -e "1 + 2"

to see the syntax tree for the expression 1 + 2.

Contributing

See the CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information. We additionally have documentation about the overall design of the project as well as various subtopics.

VSCode plugin

See the vscode/README.md file for more information and installation instructions.

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