module Text.ValveVKV(vkvParser, parseValveVKV, fromValveVKV, (.:), (^:), unpair, ValveVKV,
ValveKeyValueEntry(KVObject, KVInt, KVString), Pair (Pair), Context, parseToVKV) where
-- Library for processing Valve's value keyvalue format. The main function you will wish to use is parseValveVKV. To convert it into your own type, you
-- will need to write a 'ValveVKV' instance for it.
import Text.Parsec
import Text.ValveVKV.Internal
import Text.ValveVKV.Class
import Data.Maybe (mapMaybe)
-- | The main function you will be using. Turns the ValveVKV string into a type that has the 'ValveVKV' typeclass.
parseValveVKV :: ValveVKV a => String -> Maybe a
parseValveVKV input =
let parseRes = parse vkvParser "" input in
case parseRes of
Left _ -> Nothing
Right a ->
let topObj = KVObject (Pair "top" a) in
fromValveVKV topObj topObj
-- | Parses it directly to a list of entries. Most of the times, 'parseValveVKV' will be better to directly turn it into a Haskell type of your choice
parseToVKV :: String -> Either ParseError [ValveKeyValueEntry]
parseToVKV = parse vkvParser ""