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27 lines
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# History
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- [I've created my first parser using RIS API, daily updated. Failed because I tried to do too much automatically (e.g. recognizing headers](https://gitlab.com/PhilippHofer/law)
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- [Using print-website, I've extracted stuff w/ regex.](https://gitlab.com/PhilippHofer/ris/)
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- [Tried to create a parser using print-website, proper(-ish) parser](https://gitlab.com/PhilippHofer/ris2)
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# Goals
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- [ ] I want to have the text of the law.
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- [ ] I want to see the structure (proper headers) of the law.
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- [ ] I want to be able to make comments (e.g. Erschöpfung) on certain parts
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- [ ] I want to see since when this paragraph is in use.
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- [ ] Lawtext should be updateable
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# Technical
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- I don't want to restrict myself with a [parser combinators](docs.rs/nom) but code it myself using *recursive descent* parser.
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- Be strict in what I process. Fail if anything unexpected happens. The user should handle this case. It's fine if one decides to ignore the new/unexpected field, but it should be done deliberately.
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# Progress / Functions
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- [ ] Parse structure of law into struct using Deserilize trait, pot. multiple requests (if > 100 paragraphs)
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- [ ] Parse risdok using own *RD parser*, again strict: fail if anything not expected happens, not sure (yet) if I want to operate on strings, or first parse using off-the-shelve XML reader (prob. 2nd option)
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# Next step
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- [ ] Create struct + parse with deserialize
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