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Added a config command to Rome. Makes it easy to set project config options. Useful since you can suggest fixes that are just "run this command" in docs. Also tests the new project config before saving.pic.twitter.com/Y6TLvHvFNb
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- TOML isn't a format a lot of JS devs encounter - I had a JSON parser anyway to provide really good error messages and location information of values to generate errors later. - Was easy to add syntax omission. Implicit commas, top level object, quoteless keys etc.
- There's no additional data types. No regexes. No BigInt. - I would have had to build a completely separate TOML parser. - I wanted to be able to support comments, edit the original document, and save with comments intact.
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Finally you can use still regular JSON if you want. Just have a rome.json and it will be supported just as well and syntax extensions will be disabled.
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Thanks for the details!
Makes total sense.
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