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My first contact with parser combinators was in a parser generator library: engelberg/instaparse This is (probably weirdly, since I've just learned that the approach in the OP is the original one that introduced parser combinators) the first time I've seen parser combinators where the parsers are just functions like this. If you want to be able to combine parsers and you don't want to write a bunch of mapping/unwrapping code, why not just use combinators over parsers assembled by a parser generator?