I just published an experimental `tree-sitter` grammar for Swift!

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  • semantic-source

    Parsing, analyzing, and comparing source code across many languages

    Does anyone here have experience with tree-sitter? If you aren't familiar, tree-sitter is a parser generator tool that builds parsers to use with an incremental parsing library. It's what's responsible for AST parsing on GitHub, for instance.

  • tree-sitter-swift

    A tree-sitter grammar for the Swift programming language. (by alex-pinkus)

    github/experimental-tree-sitter-swift

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