Description
The allot library supports placeholders and regular expressions for parameter matching and parsing.
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README
allot 
allot is a small Golang library to match and parse commands with pre-defined strings. For example use allot to define a list of commands your CLI application or Slackbot supports and check if incoming requests are matching your commands.
The allot library supports placeholders and regular expressions for parameter matching and parsing.
Usage
cmd := allot.NewCommand("revert <commits:integer> commits on <project:string> at (stage|prod)")
match, err := cmd.Match("revert 12 commits on example at prod")
if (err != nil)
commits, _ = match.Integer("commits")
project, _ = match.String("project")
env, _ = match.Match(2)
fmt.Printf("Revert \"%d\" on \"%s\" at \"%s\"", commits, project, env)
} else {
fmt.Println("Request did not match command.")
}
Examples
See the hanu Slackbot framework for a usecase for allot:
Credits
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the allot README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.