JavaParser

JavaParser

JavaParser is a simple and lightweight set of tools to parse Java, under a business friendly license.

We created JavaSymbolSolver, a Symbol Solver for Java which is built on top of JavaParser and now is part of the main project.

The parser is extra lightweight (no dependencies at all!) and can give you super fast an AST for your Java code. Sometimes an AST is not enough because you want:

  • Understand to which element a certain name refer: a field? A variable?
  • You need to know the type of a complex expression
  • You want to get a list of all the interfaces implemented (also indirectly) by a certain class

JavaSymbolSolver does the extra work to answer this questions for you.

JavaParser is used in dozens of open-source and commercial projects.

ANTLR Kotlin

We wrote the Kotlin target for ANTLR.

This is the only target that permits to obtain one parser that can run both on the browser and on the JVM.

We did that by creating a code generator that generate a Kotlin multi-platform library.

Kanvas

Kanvas

Kanvas is a truly hackable editor: simple, lightweight, understandable

Kanvas is a very simple editor built in Kotlin and intended to be extended and hacked.

It is very simple to customize it to handle a language defined using ANTLR.

We created because in many cases we need a simple text editor for the DSLs we create for our clients. We needed an easy way to get a standalone editor for a DSL, with minimal dependencies and a simple structure. There were not a light option on the menu, so we added one.