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As the command line can become complex for advanced cases, accepting arguments from a file could be convenient.
Using a YAML file seems to be a reasonable option as the syntax is not too horrible for a user to craft such a file manually and an existing parsing library can be used like the MIT-licensed yaml-cpp library.
Users could benefit from using an IDE to craft their YAML file.
IDEs can make it easier if we provide a JSON schema to describe the format.
It could come with no configuration from the user if the schema is registered into the JSON Schema store project.
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As the command line can become complex for advanced cases, accepting arguments from a file could be convenient.
Using a YAML file seems to be a reasonable option as the syntax is not too horrible for a user to craft such a file manually and an existing parsing library can be used like the MIT-licensed yaml-cpp library.
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Users could benefit from using an IDE to craft their YAML file.
IDEs can make it easier if we provide a JSON schema to describe the format.
It could come with no configuration from the user if the schema is registered into the JSON Schema store project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: