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 derby-html-parser
 ===============
 
-Add HTML-based template parsing to Derby
+Add HTML-based template parsing to Derby.
+
+This module depends on and extends `derby-templates` by implementing the `View._parse()` (and thus `View.parse()`) function of
+`derby-templates`. It parses the html template source code and creates a template object (hierarchy?).
+
+`derby-parsing` uses a modified `esprima` to parse its templates, called `esprima-derby`.
+
+## API
+
+Additionally, `derby-parsing` exports the following functions.
+
+
+### createTemplate(source, view)
+
+Parses `source` (the full html template source) and returns a `templates.Template` object.
+
+
+### createStringTemplate
+
+
+### createExpression(source)
+
+Parses `source` and creates an Expression hierarchy. `source` is the whole expression inside of `{{ }}` in a Derby template.
+Example:
+```
+each _page.letters as #letter, #i
+```
+Everything but the paths in such expressions is recorded as an ExpressionMeta object.
+
+
+The path (`_page.letters` in this case) is then parsed using `createPathExpression()`, see the next section.
+
+
+
+### createPathExpression(source)
+
+Parses `source` with `esprima` into a node tree and then reduces the node tree to an expression tree using
+`derby-templates`.
+
+
+An example:
+
+```
+createPathExpression("_page.colors[_page.key].name")
+```
+
+reduces to
+
+```
+new expressions.BracketsExpression(
+    new expressions.PathExpression(['_page', 'colors']),
+    new expressions.PathExpression(['_page', 'key']),
+    ['name'])
+```
+
+which then returns
+
+```
+BracketsExpression {
+    before: PathExpression { segments: [ '_page', 'colors' ], meta: undefined },
+    inside: PathExpression { segments: [ '_page', 'key' ], meta: undefined },
+    afterSegments: [ 'name' ],
+    meta: undefined
+}
+```
+
+
+
+### markup