Re: "YAML Easy Schemas"

On Jun 27, 9:15 am, Brad Baxter <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> FWIW, yes, I like the name. A couple
> of words popped out as I read the docs:
>
> s/entriess/entries/;
> s/spaces/newlines/;
>
> I'm not a ruby guy, so I'm not like to help
> with code, sorry.  Quick question, though:
> What does a yes file for a yes file look like?

Awesome question! And fun to work out, as the command line to validate
was:

    $ yaml-yes yes.yes yes.yes

:-)

Simplistically it works out thus far to be:

    ---
    /*:
      type: map

    /*/type:
      type: str

    /*/required:
      type: bool

    /*/range:
      type: str
      pattern: '^\d+\.\.(\d+|n)$'

    /*/pattern:
      type: str

    /*/fnmatch:
      type: str

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