Codn parses clojure source code into pure EDN structures.
github: https://github.com/kovasb/codn
clojars: [codn/codn "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"]
The main use case I have in mind is doing source code analysis, but there
are others.
The clojure reader (and clojure.tools.reader) interpret reader macros, thus
returning structures that are not literally present in the source. Also,
the semantics of reader macros, constructor literals and the like are bound
to the environment, which has implications both for safety and
reproducibility.
Codn will parse source code into pure EDN data that literally represents
what was present in the source:
(require '[codn.parser.core :as p])
(p/parse-string "`a")
=> {:head :syntax-quote, :body [{:head :symbol, :value a}]}
There is also a read-codn function for reading the codn representation into
live clojure datastructures.
See the readme for more details. This is heavily WIP.
Comments welcome.
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