Automl is a toml-like parser for xpk, and can generally be used as a drop-in library. there is a very small documentation about this, so i'd rather you read the code.
If anything,its desined to not be 100% like toml, and a more ergonomic. Upcoming changes:
automl uses the 2-Clause BSD License. More info about it at: https://opensource.org/license/bsd-2-clause
[!IMPORTANT] automl releases are signed with my key, if they are not signed with them they are not my releases
Fingerprint: 7194 59C4 0E06 BCD8 7785 528F 48DC 1015 5AE4 87B5
Fetch via:
gpg --keyserver keys.openpgp.org --recv-keys 719459C40E06BCD87785528F48DC10155AE487B5
Or view directly:
https://keys.openpgp.org/search?q=719459C40E06BCD87785528F48DC10155AE487B5
A release signed by either key should be considered valid. If you notice a release signed by a key not listed here, treat it as untrusted and please open an issue, although this shan't happen.
zig fetch --save git+https://github.com/aureliusxyz/automl
in a repo of your choice, and
exe.root_module.addImport("automl", automl.module("automl"));
const automl = b.dependency("automl", .{
.target = target,
});
in your build.zig, or even another library!
At the moment, automl is not well documented at all. However, you can run:
scripts/setup-docs.sh && scripts/build-docs.sh
to initialize docs locally, in the near future they will be hosted on a website for easier viewing, just read the damn code, its much easier to makeout what i mean, specifically basic usage in src/root.zig
Open up more issues since 49 tests are not enough, and visit xpk repo
Automl is a toml-like parser for xpk, and can generally be used as a drop-in library. there is a very small documentation about this, so i'd rather you read the code.
If anything,its desined to not be 100% like toml, and a more ergonomic. Upcoming changes:
automl uses the 2-Clause BSD License. More info about it at: https://opensource.org/license/bsd-2-clause
[!IMPORTANT] automl releases are signed with my key, if they are not signed with them they are not my releases
Fingerprint: 7194 59C4 0E06 BCD8 7785 528F 48DC 1015 5AE4 87B5
Fetch via:
gpg --keyserver keys.openpgp.org --recv-keys 719459C40E06BCD87785528F48DC10155AE487B5
Or view directly:
https://keys.openpgp.org/search?q=719459C40E06BCD87785528F48DC10155AE487B5
A release signed by either key should be considered valid. If you notice a release signed by a key not listed here, treat it as untrusted and please open an issue, although this shan't happen.
zig fetch --save git+https://github.com/aureliusxyz/automl
in a repo of your choice, and
exe.root_module.addImport("automl", automl.module("automl"));
const automl = b.dependency("automl", .{
.target = target,
});
in your build.zig, or even another library!
At the moment, automl is not well documented at all. However, you can run:
scripts/setup-docs.sh && scripts/build-docs.sh
to initialize docs locally, in the near future they will be hosted on a website for easier viewing, just read the damn code, its much easier to makeout what i mean, specifically basic usage in src/root.zig
Open up more issues since 49 tests are not enough, and visit xpk repo