This project intends to implement a simple YAML parser. It does not intend to implement all the aspects formalized in the YAML specs, but rather to implement a robust parser in Javascript, enough to load simply structured YAML files, without depending on external libraries and as compatible as possible with all Javascript-powered browsers.
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