Similar to the Email validator.

There's practically zero documentation for this library.

For example, I'm looking for serialization routines and possibly the tree traverser that would allow me to craft custom result tree.

This link (the official doc) is useless https://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.5.1/libdoc/yaml/rdoc/YAML.html
Even searching on Internet returns very much limited info: https://www.google.com/search?q=ruby+yaml

I think it would help if the README or some other piece of top-level documentation provided some guidance regarding what version or versions of the YAML spec this library aims to support, and how fully it supports that spec.

As of 2020-01-27, Rust 1.41 was stable.

As a result of this, the current version (as of 2020-03-02) generate a list of deprecation warnings.

The warnings should be removed from the code and the documentation updated to reflect what the minimum version supported is.

There should be an option to make it fail when it encounters a duplicate key. (BTW, I believe this is what UnmarshallStrict() is doing in go-yaml). Perhaps a new DecodeOption?

Here's a piece of a request definition in one of my source files:

      - name: date
        description: The date
        in: path
        required: true
        schema:
          type: string
          format: date
        example: 2019-12-25

And here's the same section after merging with yamlinc:

        - name: date
          description: The date
          in:

Currently, in index.js, we have hardcoded the backend address as "localhost". There should be a way to change this as per our need

I'm trying to parse some real world manually written documents with some type inconsistencies:

{
  a_func: ["Math.negate"]
  b_func: ["Math.divide", 1000]
  c_func: "Math.abs"
}

In this case there are just one or two fields like this in otherwise very large documents, so Legivel technically gets me to 99% of my task except for this specific case.

Would it be somehow poss

• organize a table of all services/tool this repo required
• update badges/services/tools
• apply to other side projects ide-html, ide-css, atom-i18n, gh-template-bot

Provide more documentation.

• Overall root README.md
• Directory specific readme's
• Use of docker-compose labels