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KenKundert / nestedtext

Human readable and writable data interchange format
https://nestedtext.org
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New implementation #28

Closed andrewchambers closed 2 years ago

andrewchambers commented 2 years ago

Just an FYI, I did an implementation of the spec in the Janet programming language:

https://github.com/andrewchambers/janet-nested-text

KenKundert commented 2 years ago

Thanks Andrew!

Do you think it is ready to share (relatively complete and tested, documented, commitment to support, etc)? If so, I will add a link to it on the nestedtext.org site.

-Ken

andrewchambers commented 2 years ago

It passes the test suite except for one case, so i think it is relatively complete. It is a lesser known language, so could understand why you might not want to link it.

w.r.t. support, do you think the spec is likely to change much in the future?

KenKundert commented 2 years ago

I am not expecting anymore changes to the language. I have added a link to your project.

KenKundert commented 2 years ago

Andrew, I'd like to ask you a few things about your implementation of NestedText.

  1. Do you feel it is suitable for other people to use?
  2. Are you planning to support and enhance it long term?
  3. Which version of the NestedText language do you support? The original version (v1.0 or the latest version (v3.0)?

The reason I ask is that your README looks pretty thin, and I am wondering if it makes sense for nestedtext.org to direct people to your github repository.

-Ken

On Mon, Sep 20, 2021 at 06:35:21AM -0700, andrewchambers wrote:

Just an FYI, I did an implementation of the spec in the Janet programming language:

https://github.com/andrewchambers/janet-nested-text

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andrewchambers commented 2 years ago
  1. Do you feel it is suitable for other people to use?

If they use the janet programming language i think it would work fine for them.

  1. Are you planning to support and enhance it long term?

My use case for it has changed so I am not working on it currently. I may use it again in the future for other projects.

  1. Which version of the NestedText language do you support? The original version (v1.0 or the latest version (v3.0)?

It supports version 3.1.0 as that is the test suite it runs against.

KenKundert commented 2 years ago

Splendid. Thanks Andrew.

On Mon, Nov 15, 2021 at 01:42:40PM -0800, andrewchambers wrote:

  1. Do you feel it is suitable for other people to use?

If they use the janet programming language i think it would work fine for them.

  1. Are you planning to support and enhance it long term?

My use case for it has changed so I am not working on it currently.

  1. Which version of the NestedText language do you support? The original version (v1.0 or the latest version (v3.0)?

It supports version 3.1.0 as that is the test suite it runs against.

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