CBiscuit

Introduction

Biscuit is a Language of Configuration (like YAML, TOML, etc.) to configure your project.

Syntax of biscuit can described in one example:

# comment
set abc 123        # integer
set text "str"     # string
set fltdot 123.456 # double
set boolean true   # bool

# You can change a var using just `ID` & new value
text "new value"

Features

• File extension: .bsqt
• Abbreviation: bsqt
• Clean and minimal syntax

Example

To use Biscuit parser you need to watch the simplest example:

#include <stdio.h>
#include "lexer.h"
#include "parser.h"

static char * CODE = "set abc 123\nset test2 111";

int
main (int argv, char ** argc)
{
    /* alloc. mem. 4 bsqt */
    biscuit_t * bsqt = (biscuit_t *)malloc(sizeof(biscuit_t));

    /* tokenize & parse */
    bsqt->toklist = bsqt_parse(CODE); 
    ast_node_t * node = ast_parse(bsqt); 

    /* print the AST tree (optional) & solve math e.g. 321-123 */
    ast_walk(node, bsqt); 
    evaluate(node);

    /* get a variable */
    bsqt_var_t * var = bsqtGetVar("abc", bsqt);
    printf("%d\n", var->val);

    /* free memory */
    free_ast(node, 0);
    free_vars(bsqt);

    return 0;
}

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Currently CBiscuit in beta-testing.