Coming from Elixir land, the Config module accomplishes some of Pkl's goals. But you're pretty limited by what you can do since the config files run at compile-

Coming from Elixir land, the Config module accomplishes some of Pkl's goals. But you're pretty limited by what you can do since the config files run at compile-time. Lack of typing and need for magic atoms to retrieve them can make them fickle and prone to typos. There's probably enough interest and demand for node bindings to be spearheaded. God knows how many config files you have to tinker around with in SPA land. And of course using it for docker/k8 configs could benefit just about any language.