Hello,
tree-sitter is getting quite some attention as a parsing library
suitable for being used for syntactic support in editors. So much that
even Emacs will include support for it in the next major release. I was
curious to try it out and I recently had a couple of very long train
journeys...
I wrote a Beancount grammar for tree-sitter. It can be found here
https://github.com/dnicolodi/tree-sitter-beancount
It went through only limited testing and I never used tree-sitter before
and I haven't used this grammar for anything real just yet. Therefore,
if you decide to build something on top of it, expect some changes in
the emitted syntax tree. In particular, I think I need to add names to
some of the emitted nodes to make it really usable.
I would be happy to move this project to the beancount Github
organization. Martin, can you arrange for a project to be created and to
give me owner rights for it? Thank you!
Cheers,
Dan
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