json2yaml | Simple command line tool to convert JSON to YAML | YAML Processing library

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json2yaml is a Python library typically used in Utilities, YAML Processing applications. json2yaml has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A trivial script to convert JSON to YAML.

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YAML multi-line regex trim comments and whitespace

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YAML multi-line regex trim comments and whitespace

Asked 2020-Apr-04 at 11:20

How do I write a regular expression in yaml across multiple lines that, when converted to json, is a single line without extra spaces or comments?

The VSCode docs outline a way to write a single regular expression in yaml that spans multiple lines with comments. I've tried their suggestions, and my output always includes the newlines and comments.

Here's the yaml from their example, saved at syntaxes/abc.tmLanguage.yaml:

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Answered 2020-Apr-04 at 11:20

None of that is a problem if you process the regex in free-spacing mode. The comments and whitespace will be thrown away by the regex engine. Folded scalars in YAML will produce at least one space token per line break, so you can't really use it to write regexes without free-spacing mode anyway.

Here's a breakdown why YAML parses your input like this:

The first issue is a peculiar definition in the spec about the handling of folded scalars:

Lines starting with white space characters (more-indented lines) are not folded.

Your first line defines the indentation of the folded scalar. Since all other lines are more indented, they start with space characters and thus all line breaks are kept.

The second issue is that you seem to assume that YAML recognizes comments within a folded scalar, which it doesn't. A folded scalar treats all contained characters as content. Since what you intend to be comments are treated as content, so is the whitespace before those comments.

There are only two ways of commenting a folded scalar in YAML:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61020555

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Install json2yaml

Requires Python 3 and PyYAML. TODO: Make this easier for someone who's not already an expert in Python to install. For now, you must either create a virtual environment (using requirements.txt), or install PyYAML some other way onto the system. Once that's done, you can simply invoke json2yaml on the command line.

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