YamlPath: plans to publish?

[queil]

@fjoppe: I could not find YamlPath in the NuGet package. Are you planning to release it at some point? It's a very cool feature indeed. I copied that class to my project for now but I'd rather use it in the normal way.

[fjoppe]

I wanted to publish YamlPath. But I changed my mind. At least temporary.

YamlPath has currently two problems:

• a scalar Yaml Node allows characters, which are used to indicate structures in YamlPath, ie I need some sort of escaping, without losing readibility;
• I was working towards a YamlPath mini-language, which provides access to any node in the tree. The hard part is where mapping keys itself can be a mapping, which may nest indefinately. Yaml allows this and Legivel too. YamlPath was not meant as an opinionated library, so to support the full Yaml spec. I haven't dug deep enough to check whether this is fully covered.

My strategy was to eliminate both problems organically. With the option to completely change the current chosen mini-language. In current state, it is still very usefull as testing tool. The test's don't require the full-fledged features. To be honest, I haven't worked on it to get published lately. But in current state I would not call it mature.

[queil]

@fjoppe Thanks for a detailed explanation. Then for the time being I'll keep using it the way I've started.