# Ergo v1.0.7 - Table of Contents

A pragmatic parser combinator library

## Pages

- Introduction
  - [Overview](overview.md)
  - [Intro to Parser Combinators](parser_combinator_intro.md)
  - [Comparisons with other libraries](comparisons.md)
  - [Creating a Basic Parser](basic_parser.md)
  - [Debugging](debugging.md)
  - [Recursion](recursion.md)
  - [General Guidance](guidance.md)

## Modules

- [Ergo](Ergo.md): 
Elixir Parser Combinators
Author: Matt Mower <matt@theartofnavigation.co.uk>
Version: 0.9.1
- [Ergo.Combinators](Ergo.Combinators.md): `Ergo.Combinators` is the key set of parsers used for combining together other parsers.
- [Ergo.Context](Ergo.Context.md): 
`Ergo.Context` defines the `Context` struct that is used to maintain parser state as the various
parsers work, and various functions for creating & manipulating contexts.
- [Ergo.Meta](Ergo.Meta.md): The Meta parsers are not really parsers at all but operate within the parsing framework.
- [Ergo.Numeric](Ergo.Numeric.md): The Parsers module exists to house utility parsers that while they are terminals in the sense that they are not parameterised, they internally make use of parsers from the Combinators module.
- [Ergo.Parser](Ergo.Parser.md): `Ergo.Parser` contains the Parser record type. Ergo parsers are anonymous functions but we embed
them in a `Parser` record that can hold arbitrary metadata. The primary use for the metadata is
the storage of debugging information.

- [Ergo.Telemetry](Ergo.Telemetry.md)
- [Ergo.TelemetryServer](Ergo.TelemetryServer.md)
- [Ergo.TelemetryServer.State](Ergo.TelemetryServer.State.md)
- [Ergo.Terminals](Ergo.Terminals.md): `Ergo.Terminals` contains the terminal parsers, which are those parsers not
parameterized with other parsers and therefore work more at the level of text
than structure.

- [Ergo.Utils](Ergo.Utils.md)

- Exceptions
  - [Ergo.Parser.CycleError](Ergo.Parser.CycleError.md)