JavaScript 1. Parsing a document
1.1. Providing the source
1.2. Localized errors
1.3. Error formats
1.4. Cursor lookup
2. Querying content
2.1. Field values
2.2. List values
2.3. Keys and Comments
2.4. Predefined Types
2.5. Custom Types
3. Querying elements
3.1. Optional/required
3.2. Dynamic layouts
3.3. Requiring all elements
4. Touching elements
4.1. Assert all touched
4.2. Manual touching
5. Error Metadata
5.1. Message
5.2. Text
5.3. Snippet
5.4. Cursor
5.5. Selection
6. Addendum
6.1. A complete example
6.2. AST inspection
6.3. FAQ

Providing the source

enolib does not know where your content comes from (which file, input field, url, etc.), this is however a vital piece of information for good error messages, and so it is highly recommended to provide a source string which enolib includes in all error messages it creates:

const document = enolib.parse(input, { source: 'a/path/example.eno' });

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