Usage
This chapter shows you how to work with the Erbsland Configuration Parser in real-world projects.
You’ll learn how to integrate it smoothly into your own codebase, build it as a standalone library if needed, and run the included unit tests to ensure everything works as expected.
Learn the recommended way to include the parser as a Git submodule for seamless project integration and version control.
Extend the recommended submodule setup to compile and link one of the validation-rules library variants.
Learn how to embed a validation-rules ELCL document directly into your application and validate configuration documents.
Build validation rules with RulesBuilder in C++ code and apply them to parsed configuration documents.
Prefer a standalone library? This guide walks you through building and installing the parser as a static library.
Build validation-rules library variants and install their static archives for local system-wide usage.
Validate your setup and contribute confidently by running the parser’s unit tests.