cpptoml

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  "github_readme_excerpt": "# cpptoml\nA header-only library for parsing [TOML][toml] configuration files.\n\nTargets: [TOML v0.5.0][currver] as of August 2018.\n\nThis includes support for the new DateTime format, inline tables,\nmulti-line basic and raw strings, digit separators, hexadecimal integers,\noctal integers, binary integers, and float special values.\n\nAlternatives:\n- [Boost.toml][boost.toml] is a C++ implementation of a TOML parser using\n  the Boost library. As of writing, it supports v0.5.0 as well.\n- [ctoml][ctoml] is a C++11 implementation of a TOML parser, but only\n  supports v0.2.0.\n- [libtoml][libtoml] is a C implementation of a TOML parser, which can be\n  linked to from your C++ programs easily. As of April 2016, it supports\n  v0.4.0.\n- [tinytoml][tinytoml] is a C++11 implementation of a TOML parser, which\n  also supports v0.4.0 as of November 2015.\n\n## Build Status\n[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/skystrife/cpptoml.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/skystrife/cpptoml)\n\n## Test Results\n\nFrom [the toml-test suite][toml-test]:\n\n```\n126 passed, 0 failed\n```\n\nWe also currently maintain (but hopefully not indefinitely!) a [fork of the\ntoml-test suite][toml-test-fork] that adds tests for features and\nclarifications that have been added to the TOML spec more recently than\ntoml-test has been updated. We pass every test there.\n\n```\n148 passed, 0 failed\n```\n\n# Compilation\nRequires a well conforming C++11 compiler. On OSX this means clang++ with\nlibc++ and libc++abi (the default clang installed with XCode\u0027s command line\ntools is sufficient).\n\nOn Linux, you should be able to use g++ \u003e= 4.8.x, or clang++ with libc++\nand libc++abi (if your package manager supplies this; most don\u0027t).\n\nCompiling the examples can be done with cmake:\n\n```\nmkdir build\ncd build\ncmake ../\nmake\n```\n\n# Example Usage\nTo parse a configuration file from a file, you can do the following:\n\n```cpp\nauto config = cpptoml::parse_file(\"config.toml\");\n```\n\n`parse_file()` returns a (shared pointer to a) `cpptoml::table`",
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