Ultra light weight ini file parser, written in Haskell
Consider a simple ini-like file config.ini like this:
[something]
foo = bar
[something else]
answer = 42
name = Boaty McBoatface
There are two sections (inbetween [ and ]) defined, something and something else. These sections contain a dictionary of Strings each, the keys being some string followed by =, and anything else until end of the line as values. The leading and trailing spaces in section headers, keys and values are trimmed.
trivialini simply parses a map of maps of strings from this data:
$ cat config.ini
[foo]
bar = 42λ> ini <- readIniFileStrings "config.ini"
λ> ini ! "foo" ! "bar"
"42"
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