v1.1.0 - Includes the `skip` combinator

It's common when parsing to want to match something, extract the value, match another parser, then use the original extracted value. Previously this was done with a pattern like this:

parser.bind(value => anotherParser.map(() => value)

This release includes the new skip combinator which simplifies this pattern.

parser.skip(anotherParser)

As with other combinators, it's chainable:

const parser = regexp(/a/y)
  .skip(regexp(/b/y))
  .skip(regexp(/c/y))
const result = parser.parseToEnd('abc')
result === 'a'