The article mentions > A simple subset of yaml Which already exists and is called StrictYAML. It's just strings, lists and dicts. No numbers. No booleans. No

The article mentions > A simple subset of yaml Which already exists and is called StrictYAML. It's just strings, lists and dicts. No numbers. No booleans. No _countries_. No anchors. No JSON-compatible blocks. So, essentially it's what most of use think as being proper YAML, without all the stupid/bad/overcomplicated stuff. Just bring your own schema and types where required. https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/ https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/