YAMLiny - a tiny parser for a tiny subset of YAML
YAMLiny is a parser for a tiny subset of YAML syntax, although behavior may differ slightly in certain scenarios.
Install
YAMLiny is on PyPi, install with pip.
pip install yamliny
Usage
YAMLiny currently only has parsing functionality.
import yamliny
# this is pretty much the entirety of what you can do with YAMLiny syntax at the moment
yamliny_text = """
key: value
multivalue-key: # you can also use inline comments!
array: [one, two, three]
key: value
""".strip()
content = yamliny.loads(yamliny_text)
# content is a dict with:
# {'key': 'value',
# 'multivalue-key': {'array': ['one', 'two', 'three'], 'key': 'value'}}
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