Use YAML 1.3 Features in PyYAML (YAML 1.1)
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Synopsis
import yaml
from yamlfuture import Loader
# Define your own anchors:
Loader.anchors = {'name': 'YAML'}
# !import relative to this:
Loader.filepath = __file__
yamlstream = """\
---
greeting: !+ |
Hello {*name}.
Welcome to the future!
copyright: !import [../data.yaml, /copyright/year]
"""
print(yaml.dump(yaml.load(yamlstream, Loader))
Status
This module is very ALPHA.
YAML 1.3 is still being defined.
As the various features of the YAML 1.3 evolve, yamlfuture
will evolve.
Use with caution for now.
Description
YAML 1.3 is bringing exciting new features to YAML (while keeping the YAML you know and love (or hate) the same).
This package lets you use the new features (or close approximations) in PyYAML now.
This is a very early release. More features and documentation coming soon.
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