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uniformer parses key/value entries, usually from a config file (yaml or json) or from arguments passed at the command line. As such, entries passed at the command line are subject to interpretation as to how we determine what's a key, and what's a value.
To add some freedom, you can pass identifiers: an array when you call uniformer, and the entries will be how we define an argument. for instance, the default array is ['--','-']. Hopefully this allows for further extension in the future.
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uniformer parses key/value entries, usually from a config file (yaml or json) or from arguments passed at the command line. As such, entries passed at the command line are subject to interpretation as to how we determine what's a key, and what's a value.
To add some freedom, you can pass
identifiers:
an array when you call uniformer, and the entries will be how we define an argument. for instance, the default array is['--','-']
. Hopefully this allows for further extension in the future.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: