parseman 0.1.5 → 0.1.7

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  # Parséman (PAR-zə-mahn)
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- Write parsers with combinators, then let the bundler plugin compile them to optimized inline functions at build time — `charCodeAt` dispatch, `while` loops, zero allocation on failure paths. Your parsers are just TypeScript — the plugin optimizes them at build time, invisibly. Easy to write, easy to debug.
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- The same code runs without the plugin: the interpreter produces identical results. Use the macro build for production; skip it in tests and anywhere a bundler isn't in the picture.
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+ Write parsers in TypeScript — fast enough to run as-is, and blazing fast when the bundler macro kicks in. Same code either way; no grammar files, no generated output to check in. Drop the plugin in tests or anywhere a bundler isn't around and everything still works.
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  ## Benchmarks
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  ![CSV parsing benchmarks](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/matthew-dean/parsecraft/main/assets/bench-csv.svg)
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- Parséman compiled edges out Peggy on small and medium JSON. At 12 kB Peggy pulls ahead by ~10% — it's been doing this a while. On CSV, where the grammar is non-recursive and fully inlines, Parséman compiled wins going away.
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+ Parséman compiled edges out Peggy on small and medium JSON. At 12 kB Peggy pulls ahead by ~10% — it's been doing this a while. On CSV, where the grammar is non-recursive and fully inlines, Parséman compiled is the clear winner.
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  "name": "parseman",
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- "version": "0.1.5",
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  "description": "Parser combinators that compile to optimized JavaScript — use as a library or as a build-time macro",
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  "type": "module",
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  "author": "Matthew Dean <matthew-dean@users.noreply.github.com>",