Hey we're studying this library for a full libp2p implementation.

I have to ask however, is that why did you make it so that it can parse many separators.

The parser accepts /ip4/////////127.0.0.1/////////. I wasn't aware this is a legal multiaddress.

Hey @basile-henry!

Thanks so much for this. As you may know, we recently created the Multiformats organization to be a home for all of the multiformats - multiaddr, multihash, etc. Would you be interested in moving this repository to that organization?

Thanks for taking the time to read this. 👍

Tracking issue, here: multiformats/multiformats#4.

I have a Haskell multiaddr implementation that I started a couple months ago (and I'm afraid I've taken the multiaddr name on hackage). It offers a similar set of functionality as yours; perhaps we should be collaborating?

As I was reviewing the parsing code, I noticed that the usages of void is redundant, the *> operators already drops the left functors argument.

So you don't really need void in protoString and sep.

When you do need void it's possible to apply it on the outside during composition. I can submit a PR if you like?