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A fast and complete YAML 1.2 parser and dumper for JavaScript, supporting multiple schemas and CLI usage.
A single-header C++11 command line parser with a simple interface and rich feature set.
Strict separation of config from code.
A header-only C++17 library for parsing and serializing TOML configuration files with full language support.
A tiny, header-only C++ library for reading, writing, and manipulating INI files with lazy write and formatting preservation.
Find files or directories by walking up parent directories or down descendant directories.
A simple, opinionated Go library for loading configuration from defaults, files, environment variables, and command-line flags.
A small, easy-to-use configuration file parser library for C with support for sections, lists, and various data types.
A lightweight yet powerful configuration manager for Go that supports JSON, YAML, TOML, .env files, and environment variables.
An ESLint plugin for linting JSON, JSONC, and JSON5 files with comprehensive rules and editor integrations.
A file that lists all files ending with 'file' in your repository's root directory.
A Neovim plugin that visually masks sensitive values in configuration files during screen sharing without modifying file content.
Rcpp bindings for parsing TOML configuration files into R with proper type conversion.
Build powerful, AI-native CLIs declaratively from Go structs, eliminating Cobra boilerplate.
An ultra-fast, zero-dependency, lock-free command-line flag parsing library for Go with built-in security hardening.
A standalone, portable Ada package for reading and modifying configuration files in the INI format.
Adds .rc file support to Vorpal.js for executing command sequences from configuration files.
A library and tool for transparently handling resource file access and bundling in Ada applications across macOS, Windows, and Linux.
An Elixir library for parsing and reading netrc configuration files.
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