YFPL

YFPL = Your Friendly Programming Language

Example

foo - "bar"
bar - false

Separate the name and value by -

Important Note: It's important to add spaces in-between - otherwise the parser won't be able to read your data!

Parsing YFPL to JS Object

const YFPL = require('yfpl');

YFPL.parse('some - "data"');

Or read from a file:

const fs = require('node:fs');
// or require('fs');
const YFPL = require('yfpl');

const data = fs.readFileSync('/path/to/file');
const res = YFPL.parse(data);
console.log(res);

Convert JS Object to valid YFPL data using stringify

const YFPL = require('yfpl');

const dataObj = YFPL.stringify({
    some: 'data',
    right: true,
});

console.log(dataObj);

Should output:

some - "data"
right - true

Data Types

Data types can be:

string number boolean null|undefined

Example of All Data Types

str - "string"
num - 10111
bool - true
bool2 - false
nothing - null
again_nothing - undefined