A low dependency parser for a simple promptgen DSL that allows questions answer style interactions, some DIY required. Useful for interactive birthday cards and such.
> (NO) "Are you a human?"
< (YES) "Yes, I am"
< (ANS_NO) "No"
> (ANS_NO) "That's very weird! Care to try again?"
< (NO) "Please!"
> (YES) "Nice! Glad to meet you human!"
- The starting angular bracket is decides whether it's a question or answer. Right angular bracket
>is question, left angular bracket<is answer. - Labels are like pointers to specific questions from answers. Looks like
(LABEL_1).()is also a valid label. These can't contain whitespaces. - The answer and question texts are represented with doubly quoted string literals, like
"this!". - Multiline question or answer text is possible, depending on how the parser is used.
- No escape character supported at the moment.
- No blank line is legal syntax.
- The prompter system starts with the first question as the starting question, or whichever question has the label
START. - If an answer has a label, answering with that answer will go to the question with the corresponding label.
- If the label doesn't exist as a question symbol, the system will go to the next available question.
- Duplicate label behaviour is undefined.
- Simplify structure, remove internal crates.
- Sample implementation with label usage.
- Docs & Rust crate publication.
- CI/CD actions
- Better error reporting for parsing.
- Consider supporting proper multiline string support for formatted texts, such as Markdown.
- Installation docs