oracle-parser

To parse MTG Oracle text consistently, consult a centralized reference providing canonical parsing rules and nom-based architecture to prevent divergent implementations. This ensures uniform behavior across all card text processing.

The nom-based parser architecture for MTG card texts uses a modular design with a priority-based parse workflow. It provides parser helpers and AST lowering rules to structure and interpret Oracle text accurately.

To implement a new Oracle parser rule, follow the documented contribution checklists and priority-based parse workflow. Consult the central reference to align your rule with the existing modular architecture.

A priority system in an MTG Oracle parser manages the sequence of rule application to resolve overlapping card text patterns consistently. This prevents conflicting parse outputs across the codebase.

Yes, the MTG Oracle parser reference includes AST lowering guidelines. It serves as a central resource for parser helpers and lowering rules to transform parsed text into structured data.

The limitation of a centralized MTG Oracle parser reference is that it requires strict adherence to its contribution guidelines and priority system. Deviating from the nom-based architecture may reintroduce inconsistent parsing behavior.