minus-squarericcardolink4•3 years agoI use toml as much as I can for configs. It looks really readable to me, but I can understand how some people find it not really immediate, especially when reading arrays of tables
minus-squareEpheralink2•3 years agoYeah, I feel like it’s not perfect, but I haven’t yet figured out, how I would do it better. And I definitely feel like it’s more adequate than INI, XML, JSON and YAML.
minus-squareEpheralink2•3 years agoHere’s the spec, which I think, can be skimmed reasonably quickly: https://toml.io/en/latest
What about TOML?
I use toml as much as I can for configs. It looks really readable to me, but I can understand how some people find it not really immediate, especially when reading arrays of tables
Yeah, I feel like it’s not perfect, but I haven’t yet figured out, how I would do it better.
And I definitely feel like it’s more adequate than INI, XML, JSON and YAML.
Here’s the spec, which I think, can be skimmed reasonably quickly: https://toml.io/en/latest
I’m very happy with EDN myself.