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Minimalized ini format with concrete format rules. Meant to be easily read and easily parsed.
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Ends with `.mini` i.e. `config.mini`.
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## Implementations
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| Name | Language | Serialize | Deserialize | Notes|
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|------|----------|-----------|-------------|------|
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[minipp](https://github.com/mariiaan/minipp) | C++14 | Yes | Yes | Header Only
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# Format Details
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The `.mini` format is designed to be simple, easy to read, and easy to parse. It has a strict but straightforward structure that keeps things consistent while staying lightweight.
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Whether you're using it for configuration files, data storage, or serialization, the goal is to make sure both humans and programs can understand it with minimal effort.
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Below are the concrete rules governing sections, keys, values, and supported data types.
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## Sections and Keys
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- Sections are denoted by square brackets (`[Section]`).
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