ModParser reads in .mod files and turns them into nice Elm types representing the data format.
I'm going to be Test-Driving this. To do that, I've turned a mod file I found online into an elm module by way of a tiny elixir tool I built for that purpose.
Here's the best .mod spec I was able to find after a grueling second or ten of googling.
To run the tests:
./test(or if you use vim, open the tests/Tests.elm file from the project root and hit
comma space, courtesy of the .vimrc in here)