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brandonchinn178 / toml-reader

Haskell library for parsing v1.0 TOML files
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/toml-reader
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Fix readme #25

Closed willbasky closed 1 year ago

willbasky commented 1 year ago

you could use tomland.

I am afraid it is outdated. It supports 0.5.0 version whereas current toml specification is 1.0.0 where is heterogeneous arrays for example.

brandonchinn178 commented 1 year ago

Yes, I know. The whole reason I made this project is because tomland doesnt support v1. But if you need to write TOML files and you dont need v1 support, tomland is still an option

willbasky commented 1 year ago

Unfortunately I looked for v1 support.

brandonchinn178 commented 1 year ago

I'm not sure what you're asking. What exactly are you looking for?

willbasky commented 1 year ago

For support of heterogeneous arrays.

Btw, I opened the issue for you to add details that tomland supports v0.5 only and to warn readers of the README wasting their times with tomland when they want features from v1 as I did.

brandonchinn178 commented 1 year ago

toml-reader has support for heterogeneous arrays. Why were you looking at tomland? I'm not sure why the README for toml-reader should talk about what tomland supports.

Can you walk me through exactly what you did? What made you start looking at toml-reader? What made you decide toml-reader didnt work, and made you start looking at tomland?