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https://www.tree-annotation.org/ https://www.tree-annotation.org/ minimal universal syntax alternatives to JSON, XML, and S-expressions slowly baking on top
by djedr 6y ago
https://www.tree-annotation.org/ https://www.tree-annotation.org/
minimal universal syntax
alternatives to JSON, XML, and S-expressions slowly baking on top
- remram 6y agoYou might want to put an example of the syntax on the landing page. I have been to the "comparison" page and I'm still not sure what it looks like, because of the heavy highlighting (are the big dots part of the syntax? Are the tiny square brackets?) and there doesn't seem to be another example on the site.
- djedr 6y agoThanks for the feedback, good idea. Will do! I continue to redesign the website for the best presentation. This is the second iteration. All feedback is very welcome. The bullet points and differently sized brackets are purely syntax highlighting. Bullet points highlight list items. Highlighting stripped, all brackets are regular square brackets. "Minimal" is not an exaggeration. It has only 3 tokens. There are some predefined examples on the interactive highlighter and parser pages at https://www.tree-annotation.org/highlight.html https://www.tree-annotation.org/highlight.html and https://www.tree-annotation.org/parser.html https://www.tree-annotation.org/parser.html. Perhaps I'll put that on the front page as well, after further polishing.