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by mimischi
870 days ago
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Exactly this. Pkl is most useful as a type-safe configuration language that can output to any other format (already supported, or put together by the user within Pkl). You’ll always get valid JSON, YAML, PLIST, what-have-you as output. This you can then parse in the language/system of your choice. Certainly language bindings are useful, and if there’s demand likely someone will create them. |
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