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str 
String parsing package for Go. Converts strings to best guess value type.
Supported types (in this order):
nilornullboolintint64uintuint64float64
Quoted values are always strings with the quotes stripped.
For examples see the test code.
Get started
go get gopkg.in/matryer/str.v1
Usage
The simplest usage:
val := str.Parse("123")
To add additional ParseFunc functions:
parser := append(str.DefaultParser, toMyRangeType)
val := parser.Parse("[1,3]")
To use your own parsers entirely, use New:
parser := str.New(toMyRangeType)
val := parser.Parse("[1,3]")
Time
To add parsers for time, import the parsers package and use the Time method:
parser := append(str.DefaultParser, parsers.Time(time.RFC822))
val := parser.Parse("02 Jan 06 15:04 MST")
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package str provides string parsing capabilities for Go.
Simplest usage
val := str.Parse(s)
Index ¶
Constants ¶
This section is empty.
Variables ¶
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var DefaultParser = Parser([]ParseFunc{ parsers.Quoted, parsers.Nil, parsers.Null, parsers.Bool, parsers.Int, parsers.Int64, parsers.UInt, parsers.Uint64, parsers.Float64, })
DefaultParser is the default Parser that includes all built-in ParseFunc functions.
Functions ¶
Types ¶
type ParseFunc ¶
ParseFunc is a function that attempts to parse the string into a real type and returns whether that was successful or not.
type Parser ¶
type Parser []ParseFunc
Parser is a slice of ParseFunc functions that will be called in order.
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