SuperScript parser is the interface for reading *.ss files and creating a internal representation for the SuperScript dialogue engine.
More information can be found at superscriptjs.com
parseDirectory(path, options, callback)Takes a directory path and parses all the *.ss files in the directory, creating a JSON structure which is passed into callback as callback(err, results). The options parameter is an object that can accept a factSystem for use in trigger and reply expansion, and a cache to skip previously parsed files in a directory.
parseFile(path, factSystem, callback)Like loadDirectory, but parses a single *.ss file.
parseContents(path, factSystem, callback)Like parseFile, but parses a string (i.e. the contents of a single file).
normalizeTrigger(trigger, factSystem, callback)Takes a trigger string (for example, 'I like * and *~1, but not [cats|dogs].') and generates the regex for the trigger, which is passed into callback as callback(err, cleanedTrigger).
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The parser interface for SuperScript
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