Function parse

parse(input: string, options?: ParseOptions): ParseResult
Parses a complete Beancount file string into a ParseResult containing Entry objects.

This is the main entry point for parsing Beancount files. It handles:
- Splitting the input into individual entries
- Parsing each entry into its appropriate type
- Managing the tag stack for pushtag/poptag directives
- Applying tags from the stack to transactions
Parameters
- input: string
  The complete Beancount file content as a string
- options: ParseOptions = {}
  Optional parsing configuration
  
  Options for configuring the parse function behavior.
  - OptionalskipBlanklines?: boolean
    If true, blank lines in the input are skipped and not included in the result. If false, blank lines are preserved as Blankline entries. Defaults to true.
Returns ParseResult
A ParseResult instance containing all parsed entries
Remarks
This is the primary function you'll use from this library. It takes a Beancount file as a string and returns a structured ParseResult object containing all parsed entries.
Example
Basic usage:
```
import { parse } from 'beancount'

const content = `
2024-01-01 open Assets:Checking
2024-01-02 * "Payee" "Narration"
  Assets:Checking  100.00 USD
  Income:Salary   -100.00 USD
`

const result = parse(content)
// result.entries contains parsed Entry objects
```
Example
With options:
```
// Preserve blank lines in output
const result = parse(content, { skipBlanklines: false })
```
- Defined in parse.mts:162