hive-parser

Hive parser is an event driven parser for a JSON object.

the parsers in hive parser are designed to handle the key-value pairs of a single object or array. They apply each relevant handler in their stack to the key-value pairs therein.

Handlers apply themselves to each node that passes their test() function.

Both the creation of the handlers and parsers and the excution of parse() are callback-centric; they use promises to return their values, as demonstrated in the unit tests.

Using hive-parser

Hive-parser uses two components in combination to parse a JSON object:

Parsers

A parser walks a JSON object and emits each property with the type property as a JSON object in the form:

{
    value: value, // {variant}
    key: key, //{String}
    root: obj, //{Objecct}
    loader: this, //{Parser} sic
    gate: gate //{Gate*}
}

• name is the property name
• value is the value of the property
• root is the object under inspection
• loader the parser
• gate a gate' that lets you spawn callbacks for async actions

Handlers

Handlers are designed to listen to this emitted data. they have two driving parameters:

• key {String || Regex} A test/match for a key
• respond {function} a handler for the emitted data described above

Designing recursive parsers

Parsers do not automatically recurse. To design a recursive parser, you must create new parsers within your handlers.

Asyncronous handlers

Each emitted data comes with a gate' To executa asynchronous activity (file handling, database entry, call

   var callback = params.gate.latch();
   my_model.save({params.value, callback);

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' See https://github.com/nakamura-to/gate