NAME

Cooklang - Raku Cooklang parser

SYNOPSIS

    use Cooklang;
    ...
    my $source = "some Cooklang text";
    my $recipe = Cooklang.new( recipe => $source );
    ...
    my $file = 'recipe.cook';
    my $recipe = Cooklang.new( recipe_file => $file );
    ...
    my @files = 'recipe1.cook', 'recipe2.cook';
    my $recipe = Cooklang.new( recipe_file => @files );
    # Currently does a simple join of all files, before parsing.
    ...
    my $metadata    = $recipe.metadata;
    my $ingredients = $recipe.ingredients;
    my $steps       = $recipe.steps;
    my $comments    = $recipe.comments;
    my $data        = $recipe.data;
    my $ast_tree    = $recipe.match;

VERSION

version 1.1.0

AVAILABILITY

Cooklang is implemented in Raku using grammer and grammar action to parse and build AST tree.

DESCRIPTION

For the Cooklang syntax, see Cooklang.

DOCUMENTATION

Cooklang documentation is available as POD6. You can run raku --doc from a shell to read the documentation:

    % raku --doc lib/Cooklang.rakumod
    % raku --doc=Markdown lib/Cooklang.rakumod     # zef install Pod::To::Markdown
    % raku --doc=HTML lib/Cooklang.rakumod         # zef install Pod::To::HTML

INSTALLATION

Installing Cooklang is straightforward.

Installation with zef from CPAN6

If you have zef, you only need one line:

    % zef install Cooklang

Installation with zef from git repository

    % zef install https://github.com/uniejo/cooklang-raku.git

COMMUNITY

AUTHOR

Erik Johansen - uniejo@users.noreply.github.com

COPYRIGHT

Erik Johansen 2023

LICENSE

This software is licensed under the same terms as Perl itself.