This package is a standard webpack loader which allows you to load nearley parser specification files as parser rules directly from webpack.
Just configure webpack to handle nearley files with this loader:
module: {
loaders: [
{ test: /\.ne$/, loader: 'nearley-loader' }
]
}Once you've done that, you can now require nearley files in your javascript modules and you'll get the compiled parser rules:
import { Parser } from 'nearley';
import Grammar from './grammar.ne';
let parser = new Parser(Grammar.ParserRules, Grammar.ParserStart);MIT License
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