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FolioReader
A Java ePub reader and parser framework for Android
FolioReader-Android is an EPUB reader written in Java and Kotlin. -
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Yacap
Yet Another Command Argument Parser
A highly configurable command line parser with help generation support. * Easy to configure option sets based on builder patterns * Typed options: boolean, string, int, long, double and enum * Dual POSIX short and GNU long parameter names * Support for unnamed (such as file list after options) and internal options (options are unparsed after --) * One step parsing * Result set with safe and typed getters * Error messages and warnings returned by result set * Text-based help generation, unix-like structure * Highly configurable, formatted output -
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An other library for the common problem of parsing arbitrary text data. A small, easy-to-use Java library LR parser without lookahead limitation. Semantic action defined in class not in grammar definition file.
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Provides a generic Java API for parsing text files using an event-driven approach based on regular expressions and annotations. Also aims to provide implementations for concrete file formats such as the DSV 5 format of the German swimming association.
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