Example projects showing how to use YINI configuration files.
YINI is a minimal, human-readable config format – like INI, but with type-safe values, nested sections, comments, and optional strict mode.
The demos are intended to illustrate how to load and work with a YINI config file in different environments. The examples are kept basic and pretty straightforward to follow.
Feel free to browse, copy, or adapt the code if you find it useful.
- JavaScript - CommonJS example (using
require):
/js-cjs/basic - JavaScript - ES Module example (using
import):
/js-esm/basic
- TypeScript - CommonJS example (using
import):
/ts-cjs/basic - TypeScript - ES Module example (using
import):
/ts-esm/basic
^YINI ≡
A simple, structured, and human-friendly configuration format.