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# unitfile-parser # unitfile-parser
This is a small utility library to parse systemd unitfiles to- and from JavaScript data structures. Three formats are available: This is a small utility library to parse systemd unitfiles to and from JavaScript data structures. Three formats are available:
1. `string`, which is the representation inside a unit file, 1. `string`, which is the representation inside of a unit file,
2. `ast`, which is a JS object representation of the parser AST, including comments, 2. `ast`, which is a JS object representation of the parser AST, including comments,
3. `data`, which is a normalized representation of the data, useful to do general computing. It hast the following format: 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`. Conversions are available in all directions between these formats, with the only external dependency being `chevrotain`.
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. 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.
## Usage ## Usage