A really simple PLAin Text Object Serialization library.
By default, the whole platos document is loaded as a single string.
| platos | json |
|---|---|
hello, world! more lines. | "hello, world!\nmore lines." |
Now add *** to the head or the document:
| platos | json |
|---|---|
*** hello, world! more lines. | ["hello, world!", "more lines."] |
List can hold sublists:
| platos | json |
|---|---|
***
hello, world!
more lines.
* sublist item 1
sublist item 2
* subsublist item 1
subsublist item 2
*
sublist item 5
| [
"hello, world!",
"more lines.",
[
"sublist item 1",
"sublist item 2",
["subsublist item 1", "subsublist item 2"],
[],
"sublist item 5"
]
]
|
Note the empty list there.
List items can be multiline text:
| platos | json |
|---|---|
***
$ * hello, world!
$ more
lines.
* $ another multiline
text as the first item
of a sublist.
second sublist item.
| [
"* hello, world!",
"more\nlines.",
[
"another multiline\ntext as the first item\nof a sublist.",
"second sublist item"
]
]
|
Incase you need, here is a string starts with ***
| platos | json |
|---|---|
$$$ *** blablabla... more blablabla... | "***\nblablabla...\nmore blablabla..." |
And a string starts with $$$:
| platos | json |
|---|---|
$$$ $$$ blablabla... more blablabla... | "$$$\nblablabla...\nmore blablabla..." |
Use %%% to turn on dict mode:
| platos | json |
|---|---|
%%% name = jack age = 17 favorite food = fish, tomatos and milk. | {"name": "jack", "age": 17, "favorite food": "fish, tomatos\nand milk."}
|
Dict as list items:
| platos | json |
|---|---|
% name = jack age = 17 % name = lucy age = 19 | [{"name": "jack", "age": 17}, {"name": "lucy", "age": 19}]
|
like strings, but use #, and be dropped by parser.
To prevent some indentions.
$$ EOF
some text
EOF
same on list with **, and dict with %%.
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