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# unitfile-parser
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This is a small utility library to parse systemd unitfiles to- and from JavaScript data structures. Three formats are available:
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1. `string`, which is the representation inside a unit file,
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This is a small utility library to parse systemd unitfiles to and from JavaScript data structures. Three formats are available:
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1. `string`, which is the representation inside of a unit file,
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2. `ast`, which is a JS object representation of the parser AST, including comments,
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3. `data`, which is a normalized representation of the data, useful to do general computing. It hast the following format:
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3. `data`, which is a normalized representation of the data, useful to do general computing. It has the following format:
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Conversions are available in all directions between these formats, with the only external dependency being `chevrotain`.
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This package does not know or check whether the logic of a unit file is correct (e.g. are you using the correct names for options, etc.), it only know what the syntax is supposed to be.
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This package does not know or check whether the logic of a unit file is correct (e.g. are you using the correct names for options, etc.), it only knows what the syntax is supposed to be.
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## Usage
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