jevko

jevko, 4 months ago

@RyunoKi sure!

jevko, 5 months ago

@RyunoKi when the implementation is more advanced I'll put up an online playground to mess around with this -- will let you know if you're interested.

BTW here is a doctest demo playground you asked for: https://jevko.github.io/playground/ :D

it is very unsophisticated, so I don't think you'll find it particularly interesting or useful; anyway there it is;

jevko, 5 months ago

@RyunoKi I think a version of the above based on JDAML may be interesting;

overall I think JDAML could be more interesting for a user looking for a particular generic format rather than a bare-bones syntax for trees to DIY

jevko, 5 months ago

@RyunoKi a JDAML-based solution here could look something like this.

It's generally more verbose, but the format does some heavy-lifting for you. If there was tooling, syntax-highlighting, etc. that would work with JDAML, then for most users going with JDAML would be preferable than rolling your own Jevko-based format.

Which is to say JDAML is more of a direct alternative to XML, JSON, YAML, etc. than Jevko is.

jevko, 5 months ago

@RyunoKi

Put concisely: plain Jevko is for building custom formats, JDAML is a versatile format built on Jevko.