Woke up, saw a javascript parser generator, wrote this

gistfile1.js

w3:

policy
  = directive (" "? ";" " "? directive?)*
directive
  = report_uri_directive / declaritive_directive
report_uri_directive
  = "report-uri " host_source? [a-zA-Z/_-]*
declaritive_directive
  = name:directive_name " " sources:source_list {
    // inline/eval values are only valid in style/script/default blocks
    switch(name) {
      case "default-src":
      case "script-src":
      case "style-src":
        break;
      default:
        for(var i=0; i < sources.length; i++) {
          var s = sources[i][0];
          if(s === "'unsafe-inline'" || s === "'unsafe-eval'") {
            console.log(name + " doesn't honor " + s);
            return null;
          }
        }
    }

    return name + " " + sources;
  }
directive_name
  = "default-src" / "script-src" / "object-src" / "style-src" / "img-src" / "media-src" / "frame-src" / "font-src" / "connect-src"
source_list
  = "'none'" / (source_expression [ ]?)* // space is only optional if before semi-colon :-/
source_expression
  = keyword_source / scheme_source / host_source  // jank covers up javascript/blob/etc
host_source
  = (scheme "://" / "/")? host (port)?
scheme_source
  = scheme_only ":"
keyword_source
  = "'self'" / "'unsafe-inline'" / "'unsafe-eval'"
scheme_only
  = "data" / "javascript" / "blob" / "chrome-extension" / "about"
scheme
  = "https" / "http" / "ws"
host
  = ("*.")? host_char+ ("." host_char+)* / "*"
host_char
  = [a-zA-Z] / [0-9] / '-'
port
  = (":" [0-9]+) / ":*"


Firefox OG:
policy
  = directive (" "? ";" " "? directive?)*
directive
  = report_uri_directive / declaritive_directive
report_uri_directive
  = "report-uri " host_source? [a-zA-Z/_\-.]*
declaritive_directive
  = name:directive_name " " sources:source_list {
    // inline/eval values are only valid in style/script/default blocks
    if(name === 'options') {
      for(var i=0; i < sources.length; i++) {
        var s = sources[i][0];
        if(s !== "inline-script" && s !== "eval-script") {
          console.log("Invalid value in 'options' directive: " + s);
          return null;
        }
      }
    } else if(name === 'style-src') {
      if(sources.indexOf('inline-script') > -1) {
        console.log("inline-script is not honored in the style-src directive (FF bug)");
      }
    }

    // verify inline-script/eval is in the right place
    for(var i=0; i < sources.length; i++) {
      var s = sources[i][0];
      if(name !== 'options' && (s === 'inline-script' || s === 'eval-script')) {
        console.log(s + " is not allowed in the " + name + " directive, it only works in the 'options' directive");
        return null;
      }
    }

    return name + " " + sources;
  }
directive_name
  = "default-src" / "allow" / "options" / "script-src" / "object-src" / "style-src" / "img-src" / "media-src" / "frame-src" / "font-src" / "xhr-src" / "frame-ancestors" / "form-action"
source_list
  = "'none'" / (source_expression [ ]?)*
source_expression
  = keyword_source / scheme_source / host_source
host_source
  = (scheme "://" / "/")? host (port)?
scheme_source
  = scheme_only ":"
keyword_source
  = "'self'" / "inline-script" / "eval-script"
scheme_only
  = "data" / "javascript" / "blob" / "about"
scheme
  = "https" / "http" / "ws"
host
  = ("*.")? host_char+ ("." host_char+)* / "*"
host_char
  = [a-zA-Z] / [0-9] / '-'
port
  = (":" [0-9]+) / ":*"

Cool! BTW, the Mozilla CSP Parser is already in JS, if you want a quick way to write ``CSPLint'' (an idea that I really like)

http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/content/base/src/CSPUtils.jsm

Good call, this attempt was just an academic exercise after stumbling across an online parser generator (sets off all my nerd alarms) 😄

@imelven is that 1.0 compliant? Having a parser for the OG header would be nice for the time being, so I'll incorporate this regardless.