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antlr4ng-cli
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Part of the Next Generation ANTLR Project
This package contains a custom code generator for ANTLR4 grammars. It is based on the official ANTLR4 code generator, but includes support for the antlr4ng
runtime, so the TypeScript output is different. Other than that it is a drop-in replacement for the official generator and can also be used with the official runtimes (C++, Java, etc.).
To install the package, run the following command:
npm install antlr4ng-cli
The package needs Java installed on your system, To generate your parser, run the following command:
antlr4ng <options> <grammar-file>
in the root of your project, where you installed the package.
Note: in contrast to
antlr4ts
you have to specify the target language explicitly, just as if you use the generator jar file directly. A typical case would be:antlr4ng -Dlanguage=TypeScript -o generated/ -visitor -listener -Xexact-output-dir path/to/YourLexer.g4 path/to/YourParser.g4
Code generation changes:
Compatible with antlr4ng 2.0.0
Code generation changes:
override
keyword is needed in generated classes.ParserRuleContext._ctx
was renamed to ParserRuleContext.context
in the runtime.TokenStream.getText
no longer needs a temporary interval as parameter, but can directly work with start and stop values.override
keyword for generated copyFrom
methods.Updated the ANTLR4 jar.
_interp
-> interpreter
).FAQs
ANTLR4 NG command line tool for TypeScript
The npm package antlr4ng-cli receives a total of 21,007 weekly downloads. As such, antlr4ng-cli popularity was classified as popular.
We found that antlr4ng-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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