This is really neat. I have written a generator for C++ that creates wrappers around libucl for parsing confit files specified in a subset of JSON Schema (ignoring some things that are both hard to do and don’t look useful for config files), but I’d quite like to separate the use of libucl so that the main app doesn’t do much parsing and, instead, just gets a JSON document that it can validate against a schema and UCL does the complex parsing and generates a more readable version.
This is really neat. I have written a generator for C++ that creates wrappers around libucl for parsing confit files specified in a subset of JSON Schema (ignoring some things that are both hard to do and don’t look useful for config files), but I’d quite like to separate the use of libucl so that the main app doesn’t do much parsing and, instead, just gets a JSON document that it can validate against a schema and UCL does the complex parsing and generates a more readable version.