LYML – a configuration format with the expressed goal of being readable
LYML – a configuration format with the expressed goal of being readable
Hey, this is my brain-fart from about a year ago which was kindly dragged back into my brain through a groupchat. I now want to move this forward and would like some feedback. Originally, this was conceived while looking for a config language for a different project. I wanted something "Open-BSD-y", type safe, and avoid the ini-hellhole that has one spec for every implementation. Thus, LYML (/ˈlʏ.məl/) was born. And soon forgotten again. (I blame the ADHD and my dog). What I'm primarily looking for here are: — feedback — peer-review (read: let others find bugs I don't see) — people who may want to collaborate Oh, right. No Norway problem here because strings have to be quoted..
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