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Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
Please read the contributing guide for advice on opening issues, pull requests, and coding standards.
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Tyre 
Tyre is a set of combinators to build type-safe regular expressions, allowing automatic extraction and modification of matched groups.
Tyre is bi-directional: a typed regular expressions can be used for parsing and unparsing. It also allows routing, by providing a list of regexs/routes and their handlers.
Tyre is pure OCaml and uses re. To install it:
opam install tyre
Documentation is available here. See also the examples/ directory. A primitive HTTP parser can be found in the benchmark/ directory.
# let dim = Tyre.( str"dim:" *> int <&> str"x" *> int ) ;;
val dim : (int * int) Tyre.t
# let dim_re = Tyre.compile dim ;;
val dim_re : (int * int) Tyre.re
# Tyre.exec dim_re "dim:3x4" ;;
- : (int * int, (int * int) Tyre.error) result = Result.Ok (3, 4)
# Tyre.eval dim (2, 5) ;;
- : string = "dim:2x5"
Benchmark
Some benchmarks are available under the benchmark/ directory. The benchmark compares the parsing of HTTP requests using angstrom and various tyre methods. You can run them with:
./benchmark/data/replicate benchmark/data/http-requests.txt 100
jbuilder exec benchmark/benchmark_angstrom.exe -- -a
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