Parser

[Basil-Ismail]

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Pull Request Overview

This PR implements a comprehensive configuration file parser for a web server project (pginx). The main purpose is to enable the server to read and parse NGINX-style configuration files, tokenizing the content and building structured configuration objects.

• Implements lexer for tokenizing configuration file content into symbols, keywords, and values
• Adds parser to build hierarchical configuration structures from tokens
• Creates configuration classes (Container, Server, LocationConfig) to store parsed data

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 33 out of 38 changed files in this pull request and generated 5 comments.

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File	Description
src/models/srcs/parser.cpp	Core parser implementation with functions to parse HTTP, server, and location blocks
src/models/srcs/lexer.cpp	Lexical analyzer that tokenizes configuration file content
src/models/srcs/readFile.cpp	Utility function to read file contents into string
src/models/srcs/LocationConfig.cpp	Location configuration class implementation
src/models/srcs/Container.cpp	Container class to hold multiple server configurations
src/models/headers/parser.hpp	Parser module header with token definitions and function declarations
src/main.cpp	Updated main function to use new parser and display parsed configuration
config/	Various test configuration files for parser validation
Tests/	Comprehensive test suite for parser functionality

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[Copilot]

This is a duplicate of the same pattern found in parseLocationDirective. Both branches increment i, so this can be simplified to just i++.

Suggested change

	if (tokens[i].value == ";")
	i++;
	else
	i++;
	i++;

[Copilot]

[nitpick] In C++98, using filename.c_str() is necessary, but the code should use filename directly as modern C++ constructors accept std::string. However, since this project uses C++98 standard, this is acceptable.

[maemran]

Everything is good

[ramasham]

Great!