FlexibleParser is my first relevant open-source project. It is a group of independent multipurpose parsing libraries. I have written all the code completely from scratch in C# (.NET 4.0). The last versions of all the files can be downloaded from here.

To know more about the main FlexibleParser ideas, visit the corresponding customsolvers.com section (versión en español). You can also download all its code from my GitHub account. To get a better understanding of this code, take a look at the corresponding sections referred below these lines.

I have also converted a relevant part of the original C# code to Java. You can know more about these Java versions in their customsolvers.com page (versión en español).

At the moment, FlexibleParser is formed by the following independent parts:

• UnitParser. A comprehensive unit parsing library which allows to easily deal with a wide variety of situations involving units of measurement.
  You can find the whole code in my GitHub account. To start using it, just get the NuGet package or download the last version (UnitParser.dll v. 1.0.9.0).
  To get a better understanding of this part, take a look at the corresponding section here or visit the customsolvers.com page (versión en español), read the corresponding codeproject.com article or use its web API. Alternatively, you might want to watch this short video which shows its most relevant features.
• NumberParser. It provides an intuitive framework simplifying the management of the .NET numeric types.
  You can find the whole code in my GitHub account. To start using it, just get the NuGet package or download the last version (NumberParser.dll v. 1.0.8.5).
  To know more about this part, visit the NumberParser code sections here or visit the customsolvers.com page (versión en español) or read the corresponding codeproject.com article. Also note that Project 10 is precisely about two methods of this library (i.e., Math2.PowDecimal and Math2.PowSqrt). You might also want to watch this video showing its main features.
• DateParser. It enhances the default .NET date/time support.
  You can find the whole code in my GitHub account. To start using it, just get the NuGet package or download the last version (DateParser.dll v. 1.0.7.0).
  To know more about this part, visit the DateParser code sections here or the customsolvers.com page (versión en español) or watch this video.