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I’ve read that the main service provided by a module is to contain and group similar functions that are needed by several objects. But is it a good practice to create a module for something like a parser even if you are certain that only one object will ever require its services?
It can help for organization to create a module even if you are using it in one place. For example you might have a lot of methods that are all related, but not really related to the code you are including the module in. This is similar to the the organization that a class provides, except that a module isn’t focused on an object.