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@yaml/yamlscript

v0.1.84

Published

Program in YAML — Code is Data

Downloads

280

Readme

YAMLScript

Add Logic to Your YAML Files

Synopsis

Load file.yaml with YAMLScript:

!yamlscript/v0/

# Get data from external sources:
names-url =:
  "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dominictarr/\
   random-name/master/first-names.json"

name-list =: &first-names json/load(curl(names-url))

# Data object with literal keys and generated values:
name:: rand-nth(*first-names)
aka:: name-list.rand-nth()
age:: &num 2 * 3 * 7
color:: &hue qw(red green blue yellow)
          .shuffle()
          .first()
title:: "$(*num) shades of $(*hue)."

and get:

{
  "name": "Dolores",
  "aka": "Anita",
  "age": 42,
  "color": "green",
  "title": "42 shades of green."
}

Description

YAMLScript is a functional programming language with a clean YAML syntax.

YAMLScript can be used for enhancing ordinary YAML files with functional operations, such as:

  • Import (parts of) other YAML files to any node
  • String interpolation including function calls
  • Data transforms including ones defined by you

This YAMLScript library should be a drop-in replacement for your current YAML loader!

Most existing YAML files are already valid YAMLScript files. This means that YAMLScript works as a normal YAML loader, but can also evaluate functional expressions if asked to.

Under the hood, YAMLScript code compiles to the Clojure programming language. This makes YAMLScript a complete functional programming language right out of the box.

Even though YAMLScript compiles to Clojure, and Clojure compiles to Java, there is no dependency on Java or the JVM. YAMLScript is compiled to a native shared library (libyamlscript.so) that can be used by any programming language that can load shared libraries.

To see the Clojure code that YAMLScript compiles to, you can use the YAMLScript CLI binary ys to run:

$ ys --compile file.ys
(let
 [names-url "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dominictarr/random-name/master/first-names.json"
  name-list (_& 'first-names (json/load (curl names-url)))]
 (%
  "name" (rand-nth (_** 'first-names))
  "aka" (rand-nth name-list)
  "age" (_& 'num (mul+ 2 3 7))
  "color" (_& 'hue (first (shuffle (qw red green blue yellow))))
  "title" (str (_** 'num) " shades of " (_** 'hue) ".")))

NodeJS Usage

A YAMLScript file some.ys:

!yamlscript/v0/

=>:
  name =: "World"
  data =: load("some.yaml")
  fruit =: data.food.fruit

num: 123
greet:: "$(data.hello.rand-nth()), $name!"
eat:: fruit.shuffle().first()
drink:: (["Bar"] * 3).join(', ' _).str('!!!')

A YAML file some.yaml:

food:
  fruit:
  - apple
  - banana
  - cherry
  - date

hello:
- Aloha
- Bonjour
- Ciao
- Dzień dobry

NodeJS file ys-load.js:

let fs = require("fs");
let YS = require("@yaml/yamlscript");

let input = fs.readFileSync("some.ys", "utf8");

let ys = new YS();

let data = ys.load(input);

console.log(data);

Run:

$ node ys-load.js | jq
{
  num: 123,
  greet: 'Bonjour, World!',
  eat: 'cherry',
  drink: 'Bar, Bar, Bar!!!'
}

Installation

You can install this module like any other NodeJS module:

$ npm install @yaml/yamlscript

but you will need to have a system install of libyamlscript.so.

One simple way to do that is with:

$ curl https://yamlscript.org/install | bash

Note: The above command will install the latest version of the YAMLScript command line utility, ys, and the shared library, libyamlscript.so, into ~/.local/bin and ~/.local/lib respectively.

See https://github.com/yaml/yamlscript/wiki/Installing-YAMLScript for more info.

See Also

Authors

License & Copyright

Copyright 2022-2024 Ingy döt Net [email protected]

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE for more details.