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A high-performance, type-safe .NET utility library for enum operations, solving limitations of System.Enum.
A Parsing Expression Grammar (PEG) parser generator for Rust that builds recursive descent parsers from concise grammar definitions.
A lightweight, C89-compatible JSON library with a simple API and dot-notation addressing.
A Scala library for parsing command-line options with functional and object-oriented DSLs.
A Rust parser combinator library inspired by Haskell's Parsec, enabling modular LL(1) parsing with arbitrary lookahead.
A Laravel wrapper for CommonMark with Blade view integration for rendering Markdown as HTML.
A Swift library for reading and generating RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds with comprehensive namespace support.
A memory-efficient PHP stream parser for large JSON files and streams, enabling iteration without loading entire documents.
A modern C++ library for type-safe and fast text parsing, replacing scanf and iostream.
A comprehensive date and time library for Rust with a focus on safety, correctness, and ergonomics.
A pure Go library for parsing, generating, and analyzing LLVM IR assembly.
Parse text in React Native apps to extract and style URLs, emails, phone numbers, and custom patterns as interactive Text elements.
A language and embedded JIT compiler for efficient dynamic expression evaluation, data storage, and analysis in C++ applications.
A Ruby gem for phone number validation, formatting, and parsing using Google's libphonenumber data.
A lightweight, fast, and flexible parser combinator library for C#.
A fast and friendly R package for reading rectangular data from delimited files like CSV and TSV.
A .NET library for parsing, formatting, and calculating occurrences from crontab expressions.
A PHP date library for parsing, validating, manipulating, and formatting dates with internationalization (i18n) support.
The official .NET SDK for working with HL7 FHIR, providing models, parsers, a REST client, validation, and FhirPath evaluation.
A single-header JSON parser for C and C++ that performs a single allocation for the entire DOM.
An open-source cross-platform symbolic algebra library for C# and F# that solves equations, differentiates, integrates, and more.
A GraphQL router and API gateway framework written in Go, focusing on correctness, extensibility, and high-performance with Federation support.
Scala macros for compile-time generation of safe and ultra-fast JSON codecs, with circe integration.
A Go library for evaluating arbitrary expressions with support for parameters, custom functions, and extensible languages.
An R package that simplifies parsing, manipulating, and calculating with dates and times.
A Clojure date and time library wrapping Joda Time, now deprecated in favor of Java Time alternatives.
A JavaScript library for querying and manipulating object properties using expressive paths with wildcards, regexps, slices, and unions.
A high-performance OCaml parser combinator library for network protocols and serialization formats.
A Swift library for tokenizing strings using character sets and custom tokenizers when whitespace splitting is insufficient.
A Python wrapper and JSON-RPC server for Stanford CoreNLP, providing NLP tools like parsing, tagging, and coreference resolution.
A .NET utility class for unambiguous byte size representation and conversion, adhering to IEC and NIST standards.
A pluginable code comprehension tool for large-scale C/C++, C#, and Python software with deep parsing and visualization.
A suite of Rust libraries and binaries for parsing text using compile-time and run-time grammar definitions.
A Parsing Expression Grammar (PEG) generator for the D programming language, enabling compile-time and runtime parsing.
An elegant option parser for shell scripts with full support for all POSIX shells.
RFC 4180 compliant, composable CSV parsing and encoding library for Elixir.
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