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ParserObjects Parser Combinator Library for .NET
2 projects | /r/dotnet | 27 Dec 2020

It uses a combinators approach, so every parser is an object and you compose them together like any other object graph. It's all pure C# code with no separate code generation step like ANTLR uses. The test suite has several examples, but the easiest one to jump into is the JSON parsing example: Lexer and Parser. It's not exactly the same as BNF, but if you squint a little it should be just as easy to read. pseudo-BNF: