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README.md
NimYAML - YAML implementation for Nim
NimYAML is a pure Nim YAML implementation without any dependencies other than Nim's standard library. It enables you to serialize Nim objects to a YAML stream and back. It also provides a low-level event-based API.
Documentation, examples and an online demo are available here. Releases are available as tags in this repository and can be fetched via nimble:
nimble install yaml
Status
This library is stable. I only maintain it and will not add any features due to lack of time and interest. NimYAML passes almost all tests of the current YAML 1.2 test suite and is currently lacking in few exotic edge-cases. See the official YAML test matrix for details.
PRs for bugs are welcome. If you want to add a feature, you are free to; but be aware that I will not maintain it and am unlikely to review it in depth, so if I accept it, you will be co-maintainer.
Features that have been planned, but will not be implemented by myself
- Serialization:
- Support for more standard library types
- Support for polymorphism
- Support for generic objects
Developers
nim test # runs all tests
nim lexerTests # run lexer tests
nim parserTests # run parser tests (git-clones yaml-dev-kit)
nim serializationTests # runs serialization tests
nim quickstartTests # run tests for quickstart snippets from documentation
nim bench # runs benchmarks, requires libyaml
nim clean # guess
nim build # build a library
NimYAML supports Nim 1.4.0 and later. Previous versions are untested.
When debugging crashes in this library, use the d:debug compile flag to enable printing of the internal stack traces for calls to internalError and yAssert.
Web Documentation
The online documentation on nimyaml.org, including the testing ground, is generated via Nix Flake and easily deployable on NixOS. Just include the NixOS module in the flake and do
services.nimyaml-webdocs.enable = true;
This will run the documentation server locally at 127.0.0.1:5000. You can
change the address setting to make it public, but I suggest proxying via nginx
to get HTTPS.
License
Support this Project
If you like this project and want to give something back, you can check out GitHub's Sponsor button to the right. This is just an option I provide, not something I request you to do, and I will never nag about it.