also JSON is already made for humans. I've seen a lot of people claim it isn't but I can't fathom that - it was literally created as a text-based format for humans to manually write in a text editor. If it were "made for machines" it would be bytecode.
I'm not saying this is bad but.. meh? Do we really need another bespoke JSON format that mostly does what Lua tables already do?
Looks almost like JSON5, which is the take on this that actually saw adoption. That's the direct competitor to this, and for me personally it's CUE, which none of these "yaml with extra steps" will ever match
- allows multiline strings
- no quotes around keys
this is just Lua tables
- no commas
now it's just s-expressions?
also JSON is already made for humans. I've seen a lot of people claim it isn't but I can't fathom that - it was literally created as a text-based format for humans to manually write in a text editor. If it were "made for machines" it would be bytecode.
I'm not saying this is bad but.. meh? Do we really need another bespoke JSON format that mostly does what Lua tables already do?