yamkix
Why?
Because I like my yaml file to be nicely formatted
Because https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=adamvoss.yaml creates (valid) yaml not compatible for kubernetes (and I mainly edit yaml files for kubernetes)
Because https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=redhat.vscode-yaml does not add explicit start of documents and I don’t like it this way
Because I’m not a js/typescript dev so I don’t want to go into a VSCode extension with client and server language
What?
> ./yamkix -h
usage: yamkix [-h] -i INPUT [-t TYP] [-o OUTPUT] [-n] [-e] [-q] [-f] [-d]
Format yaml input file. By default, explicit_start is `On`, explicit_end is
`Off` and array elements are pushed inwards the start of the matching
sequence. Comments are preserved thanks to default parsing mode `rt`.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i INPUT, --input INPUT
the file to parse
-t TYP, --typ TYP the yaml parser mode. Can be `safe` or `rt`
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
the name of the file to generate (same as input file
if not specied)
-n, --no-explicit-start
by default, explicit start of the yaml doc is `On`,
you can disable it with this option
-e, --explicit-end by default, explicit end of the yaml doc is `Off`, you
can enable it with this option
-q, --no-quotes-preserved
by default, quotes are preserverd you can disable this
with this option
-f, --default-flow-style
enable the default flow style `Off` by default. In
default flow style (with typ=`rt`), maps and lists are
written like json
-d, --no-dash-inwards
by default, dash are pushed inwards use `--no-dash-inwards` to have the dash start at the sequence level
Config
Explicit start of yaml docs by defaut (you can disable it with --no-explicit-start)
Quotes preserved by default (you can disable it with --no-quotes-preserved)
Arrays elements pushed inwards by default (you can disable it with --no-dash-inwards)
Output file is input file by default
Comments preserved by default thanks to ruamel.yaml round_trip mode (you can disable it with --typ safe)
Where does the name ‘yamkix’ come from?
Thanks to http://online-generator.com/name-generator/product-name-generator.php that suggested me zamkix. Just switched the starting z for the y of yaml
Usage
Install the package with pip install --user yamkix
Sample vscode task :
{
"taskName": "format yaml with yamkix",
"type": "shell",
"command": "yamkix --input ${file}",
"group": "build",
"presentation": {
"reveal": "always",
"panel": "shared"
},
"problemMatcher": []
}
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